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barweis OP t1_jaeznll wrote
Reply to ‘I walk with God': Mayor Eric Adams is comfortable mixing religion and politics. Not all New Yorkers feel the same way. by barweis
Our right wing lackey closet Repiublican eric a. far down the rabbit hole mixing Church and State. Mind you he never absorbed civics lessons or played hooky. Now with endless delusions galore:
‘I walk with God': Mayor Eric Adams is comfortable mixing religion and politics. Not all New Yorkers feel the same way. During an interfaith event on Tuesday, Adams appeared to criticize the separation of church and state.
By Elizabeth Kim Published Feb 28, 2023 at 4:28 p.m. Modified Feb 28, 2023 at 4:59 p.m.
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Reply to comment by Stephreads in DOT misspells Jackie Robinson’s name on Jackie Robinson Parkway by KatzDeli
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Phil330 t1_jaezfw3 wrote
In a city struggling economically the sales taxes they generate are very helpful.
Pool_Shark t1_jaezc6w wrote
Reply to comment by ceeyell in Freedom Plaza Mixed-Use Gaming Campus Plan Revealed For Midtown East, Manhattan by WatchesAndNYC
NY already has a Ferris wheel down in Coney Island. Isn’t that enough?
wsj t1_jaez9ne wrote
Kathy Hochul is proposing giving the MTA an extra $1.3 billion a year via higher payroll taxes on downstate businesses and revenue from new casinos.
From our reporter Jimmy Vielkind:
>The MTA proposals would generate enough cash to help cover a budget gap caused by a loss in fare revenue from lower ridership since the Covid-19 pandemic began in 2020, officials said. The new funding also would help foot the bill for additional police patrols on the subway system that started in October amid concerns about crime.
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>MTA Chairman and Chief Executive Janno Lieber, who has been lobbying lawmakers for additional funding, said in an interview that the governor’s proposal would allow the authority to avoid service cuts but not a 5.5% fare hike that the MTA assumed in its 2023 budget.
...Under Ms. Hochul’s proposal, that tax would increase to 0.5%, generating around $800 million a year in additional revenue. For example, an employer would pay an additional $160 a year for each employee with a $100,000 annual salary.
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Elevate247 t1_jaeyv5u wrote
95% of them are rat infested. Work across the street from a very fancy restaurant & if you all only knew the rats that go in & out after closing
wwants t1_jaeynaj wrote
Reply to comment by coffeeshopslut in DOT misspells Jackie Robinson’s name on Jackie Robinson Parkway by KatzDeli
It’s the illegal dirt bike gangs swarming you or the two assholes in low-rider racers flying past you at 90mph swerving through traffic that really enhance the experience. Late night FDR is a blood-curdling danger zone.
Belikekermit t1_jaeym5a wrote
Reply to comment by 1600hazenstreet in FDNY, Sheriff's Office inspection reveals hundreds of battery charging, storage violations at shops by Grass8989
No way to enforce this. None, unless you make them register the bike and somehow tag the battery.
Belikekermit t1_jaeyffy wrote
Reply to comment by atyppo in FDNY, Sheriff's Office inspection reveals hundreds of battery charging, storage violations at shops by Grass8989
Oh hell no, cyclists were assholes way before these battery powered bikes.
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Reply to comment by bklyn1977 in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
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Belikekermit t1_jaexlq8 wrote
Reply to comment by BasedAlliance935 in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
Debawhat?
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myassholealt t1_jaewv0j wrote
Reply to comment by HEIMDVLLR in How much is remote work worth? New York City is about to find out. by arrogant_ambassador
That analogy doesn't work. They are still physically going into work. That quite literally is not remote...
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Reply to comment by bklyn1977 in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
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myassholealt t1_jaewdtc wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in How much is remote work worth? New York City is about to find out. by arrogant_ambassador
But isn't compensation supposed to factor in cost of living for employees to make the wage competitive? You're not gonna find an 85K/yr administrative office job working in Tuscaloosa. But you can find a company paying that kind of money in NYC.
I think you guys are really delusional if you expect companies to continue to pay NYC-COL wages to workers living small town USA. Those with niche skills thus they have the bargaining advantage, sure. But your average employee? Lol.
joyousRock t1_jaew88h wrote
Reply to comment by amapleson in 2 Teens’ Deaths Underscore Dangers of ‘Subway Surfing’ by thenewyorktimes
China doesn’t allow any American social media to operate in their country. their internet is essentially closed off to American companies.
Also, the US govt is not involved with American social media companies. the same cannot be said for the CCP in China, which is a dictatorship. not sure why you’re so vehement about defending tik Tok’s presence in the US
LoneStarTallBoi t1_jaew7or wrote
This is the character from Jenna Maroney's unauthorized race and gender swapped biopic.
koreamax t1_jaew7fw wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in How much is remote work worth? New York City is about to find out. by arrogant_ambassador
I disagree. But at least your not a scalloped fan. Those guys are seriously messed up.
bklyn1977 t1_jaew2w2 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
construction laborer.
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Reply to comment by bklyn1977 in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
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cranberryskittle t1_jaev6ir wrote
Pretty unsurprising that Slate would come out in defense of the ugly, bulky, rat-infested, eyesore dining sheds. They really can't be dismantled soon enough.
Now, adding a few tables outside isn't really hurting anything, as long as it doesn't take up too much of the pedestrian area of the sidewalk.
bklyn1977 t1_jaev54z wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
Why does your business supersede the input of the local community.
bklyn1977 t1_jaev0kp wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
Then let's improve that process to make it easier.
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Reply to comment by drpvn in New York Wants to Demolish the Best Thing That Came Out of the Pandemic by SteelReserve40s
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ultradoublerainbow88 t1_jaezos1 wrote
Reply to comment by Sams_Butter_Sock in Feds not coming to MTA’s rescue under GOP House, Schumer says by newzee1
Or you have people who was paying $1500+ a year in fares and don’t see any benefit to it when they’re constantly running late, having service issues etc so you no longer tolerate their b.s