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nonlawyer t1_j0zbt8s wrote
Reply to comment by Dan_Dead_Or_Alive in New York City Councilman Erik Blottcher's office, home vandalized with hate speech by mowotlarx
His hand is covering the fine print on the sign saying “because that’s my job”
nonlawyer t1_j0zbmio wrote
Reply to comment by GothamGumby in New York City Councilman Erik Blottcher's office, home vandalized with hate speech by mowotlarx
I mean fair, but this is even further removed from that example since it’s at a library on a Saturday, not during school, so it’s super easy to just… not go
nonlawyer t1_j0za13z wrote
Reply to comment by mowotlarx in New York City Councilman Erik Blottcher's office, home vandalized with hate speech by mowotlarx
> This is a hate group, not a normal confluence of "concerned" parents.
From interviews I’ve seen with these mouthbreathers lots of them don’t even have kids
EDIT: also holy shit how did I miss the neckbeard with a pedo ‘stache and a fedora and the “stop grooming kids for sex” sign, you can’t make this shit up.
nonlawyer t1_j0z9vyl wrote
Reply to New York City Councilman Erik Blottcher's office, home vandalized with hate speech by mowotlarx
I believe I have a solution for this “controversy:”
Parents who are concerned about their children attending drag queen story hour should not bring their children to drag queen story hour
There, that should solve it.
(Unless of course all this noise isn’t actually about “protecting children” at all.)
nonlawyer t1_iz6he15 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok-Strain-9847 in End of the day at Macy's store on Christmas Eve, New York, 1948. by Limit9087
Yes I can confirm this is accurate, every time I go to Macy’s it is on fire
nonlawyer t1_iyjgkst wrote
Reply to comment by PKMKII in Captain of 78th Precinct Defends Arrest of Famed Bike Lawyer For Fixing Defaced Plate by LonelyGuyTheme
Maybe we could call them “The Police Who are Charged with Handing Just Traffic and Vehicle-Related Issues And Not The Whole Spectrum of Police Responsibilities”
Or “TPWACWHJTAVRIANTWSOPR” for short
nonlawyer t1_ivqarxg wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly wins re-election, defeating GOP challenger Derek Schmidt, NBC News projects by Hrekires
> and Maryland, California and Massachusetts, all of whom are sold democratic controlled have had Republican governors in the recent history.
Vermont just re-elected its Republican Governor with nearly 70% of the vote. 70%! In Bernie Sanders’ state!
If things were remotely normal people would be talking about Phil Scott as an obvious presidential contender. But everyone knows he couldn’t win a GOP primary since he’s not foaming at the mouth to burn trans people at the stake or whatever
nonlawyer t1_iu94bui wrote
Reply to comment by thorenv in New York City from the Worldview-3 satellite at an extremely low angle by kazamatzuri
Put some pants on, jeez
nonlawyer t1_itxtykz wrote
Reply to comment by spaetzelspiff in Woman with a box cutter strips naked and tries to break into a Deli in Manhattan. by netpoints
Ah yes, this is exactly the kind of sports news I subscribe to Yahoo for
nonlawyer t1_itme8sj wrote
Reply to comment by AbazabaYouMyOnlyFren in Hasidic School to Pay $8 Million After Admitting to Federal Fraud by Jordie1010
> Why the fuck is no one going to jail?
> The federal investigation into the school’s use of government funding stemmed from a more narrow criminal case in which two former school leaders, Elozer Porges and Joel Lowy, pleaded guilty in March 2018 for their roles in the conspiracy to defraud the government.
r/nyc commenter Read the Article Before Getting Outraged Challenge [Impossible]
nonlawyer t1_itdbx34 wrote
> The ruling did not, however, invalidate hundreds of thousands of absentee ballots already in the hands of New York voters as Republicans asked the judge to do — at least not for now.
While it’s infuriating they tried to cancel my vote, this decision is relatively limited and just blocks the election boards from pre-canvassing the ballots.
It’s stupid and will lead to delays but at least so far even this tame Republican judge upstate wasn’t willing to go as far as the fascists asked her to.
nonlawyer t1_it0kmmn wrote
Reply to comment by root086 in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
> COVID had more of an effect on mental health compared to physical health
Over a million people died in the US alone wtf is this nonsense lmao
nonlawyer t1_irbn9fy wrote
Reply to comment by anonymousbach in Belarus Leader Bans Price Rises to Tackle Inflation by AlxIp
He should simply make it illegal for this to fail. Duh.
Man this economy stuff’s easy, idk why we’re always listening to those eggheads with degrees
nonlawyer t1_ir7gya9 wrote
Reply to comment by LessTalkMoreRock1 in My thoughts after walking 8.5 miles down Roosevelt Ave and Greenpoint Ave through Queens by iFlunkedChemistry
Lol you’re acquiring quite a reading list
nonlawyer t1_j103ki1 wrote
Reply to comment by AnacharsisIV in New York City Councilman Erik Blottcher's office, home vandalized with hate speech by mowotlarx
I don’t think so, AFAIK the “groomer” stuff was spearheaded by the usual suspects on the right like Chris Rufo and Jack Pobosiec, starting around the time Disney criticized the Florida “Don’t Say Gay” law. The same folks who were behind the CRT moral panic the year prior.
Shoe sometimes winks at QAnon-adjacent stuff despite calling herself a socialist, but I don’t think she started this one