Polio vaccines are required at all the public schools in NYC but I think it's a good idea.

Wash your humidifier like twice a week! Hope you get better soon!

We do that all the time when there's a photo, such as the red light cameras.

NYPD: we can't arrest the guy who was caught on video murdering a roomful of children because our officers didn't see it happen.

EDIT: Sorry! Just a hypothetical! Cops arrest people based on witness testimony and video/pictures all the time.

Again, the point is that the article is correct in that Eric Adams is a lying through his f****** teeth and you refuse to agree to that.

I'm sorry to tell you that no system in the world is going to be perfect. You can lock everyone up like we did back in the 80s and '90s under the Rockefeller laws and there's always going to be someone who slips by. It's just naive for you to sit here and pretend that there was a system where because of eliminated any sort of mistake.

Again, it's moving the goal posts. The point of article is that Eric Adams is lying about bail reform and the first example is a perfect reason of why Eric Adams is lying about bail reform. And then when you are faced with that you just change the subject. But the point is that Eric Adams is lying about Bail reform.

In the first case, the new bail law didn't change the outcome. He was assessed $250,000.00 cash bail, and was able to make it. He wasn't simply released without bail. Blaming this on cash bail reform is a flat out lie.

LMAO it's taking years to evict because of the pandemic stay. Minimum of six months and taking a year because of the ERAP stay.

So you're saying that even a prudent landlord would have trouble keeping solvent with a three month reserve.

Definitely cheaper than natural gas but not oil. Assuming that we're talking about heat pumps and not resistive electric heat.

Edit: I meant the other way. Cheaper than oil but not gas.

Or allow more security deposit. I know it's obnoxious for a landlord to demand two or three months' security but if you don't have good credit, of if you were just starting out in your career, that used to be something you could do to get into an apartment. With year long extensions (ERAP application stays eviction even though the program is now out of funding), and one month of security deposit, then landlords are going to be very picky.

Why are you comparing the two numbers? You're acting like everything would be normal despite a global pandemic if only the government did not do anything.