RichMauro wrote:
Have you taken a real close look at all of Jersey City lately?

Stringer wrote:

Jersey City looking for partners to fight ‘underlying issues’ that lead to violence

By Ron Zeitlinger | The Jersey Journal

Jersey City has $500,000 to share with organizations for programs that address the underlying issues that lead to violence and crime in the city, Mayor Steve Fulop and Division of Community Development (DCD) announced Tuesday.

Eligible organizations can apply for funding from the Violence Prevention Program, which was designed to acknowledge, target and respond to the “uptick” in violence from the COVID-19 pande

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2022/02/jers ... hat-lead-to-violence.html

lecxe wrote:
I'm not an expert on many things thus when I need advice I seek it from experts. I may begin research myself but ultimately I value consensus amongst experts on a subject matter for which I'm not well versed in. By consensus I mean for example that if I ask 100 experts the same question and 90 provide the same response then I'm apt to go with consensus conclusion. I've learned that human endeavors will always contain contrarian views and 100% consensus is impossible with a world of 8 billion people. Thus there will always be voices arguing the "other" side.

The question everyone needs to ask themselves is how much do they value scientific consensus. In reading this thread there are those who appear to dismiss it and there are those who value it. What I'm pretty sure of is that both sides of the argument in this thread will have a hard time convincing the other they are right.

drifterx wrote:
Maybe you shouldn't rely too much on gas.

Were you thanking Obama when gas prices were at or below 2 bucks?

This BS about who the President is affecting your gas prices, local taxes, your kid's acne... and I couldn't give a shit about Biden.

RichMauro wrote:
Interesting article Mao.

Excerpt:

"Many vaccines were developed and used during the 1918–1919 pandemic. The medical literature was full of contradictory claims of their success; there was apparently no consensus on how to judge the reported results of these vaccine trials."

Sometimes Nature will just have its way.

JersyCityTimes wrote:
The criminal case against accused Capitol insurrectionist and former Jersey City resident Hector Vargas moved forward yesterday.

https://jcitytimes.com/trial-date-is-s ... rectionist-hector-vargas/

Sutherland wrote:
https://www.cnn.com/2021/08/13/health/ ... navirus-friday/index.html

dmark526 wrote:
Looks like the Pope finally out his foot down.

https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/n ... 7ofxyyciw7lkdy-story.html

Sutherland wrote:
This is a very dangerous post. Hopefully most people will give the OP no credence.

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This money is from the Cares Act pushed by Donald Trump, for some reason that information is left out of the message.

He didn't write it. The House did, and wanted to do more. He just signed it. You are purposefully inflating Trump's contribution.

papadage wrote:
Only a mental defective like you doesn?t know what an anarchy flag is. It?s like to be conservative means you need to mainline stupidity and lies.

Here, do a little reading:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National-anarchism

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National-anarchism has elicited skepticism and outright hostility from both left-wing and far-right critics.[5][6] Critics, including scholars, accuse national-anarchists of being nothing more than white nationalists who promote a communitarian and racialist form of ethnic and racial separatism while wanting the militant chic of calling themselves anarchists without the historical and philosophical baggage that accompanies such a claim, including the anti-racist egalitarian anarchist philosophy and the contributions of Jewish anarchists.

Nazi?s without organizational skills. Or, all of the upper Midwest militias.

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That?s an anarchy flag, dipshit.

Let me connect the dots.... the jerk in the video was arrested and identified as the white supremist ringleader of the 13 Michigan whackos by the hysterical MSM. As you correctly pointed out... the flag in the background is antifa, Also look closely and notice this ginger lunatic has 3 inch black plugs through his ear lobes... hardly something a white supremacist boogeyman would do.

Watch this phony terror story fade away as the real story emerges about these crazy bastards. You can let go of your pearls now... he is one of yours.

Hahaha...thebigguy and his mistress Yvonne love to keep reguritating disproven lies. Show us this antifa flag pic you keep raving about.

papadage wrote:
That?s an anarchy flag, dipshit.

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Laughable hearing the democrats worrying about voter suppression when they are endorsing mail-in voting process. Looking at the primary numbers for rejected ballots, it is a certainty that more registered voters will be disenfranchised through this process, than in previous years.

For the volume of ballots to be counted, there are just to many opportunities for mial-in process failure, starting with voter error completing the ballot. Much of it will be a human error, but some will be outright illegal like this lazy mail carrier.

https://www.nj.com/news/2020/10/postal ... 100-election-ballots.html

And yet, the biggest issue will be Republicans trying to keep people from voting, with its supporters always being silent about it. From Abbott in TX only allowing one drop location for a county of five million, to them trying not to county anything that arrives after Election day, even if postmarked beforehand, due to them purposefully slowing down mail delivery.

Just hypocritical scum.

Read some of the stories of local problems. Ballots being dumped in NJ and democratic voter fraud in NYC. Pay attention!

And Republicans doing all they can to prevent people from voting... we can go over this over and over again.

Same with violence. I have yet to see a real Antifa act. Yet we see real acts of violence coming from the right. And then there's the attempt at kidnapping/killing of a Democratic governor.


Let me respond to my own comment, every soldier and every citizen that contributed to winnning WWII was effectively a member of Antifa. I guess they're all evil losers.

This is the ringleader of that kidnap conspiracy... notice the antifa flag in the background. You are worse than the MSM when you say you have yet to see an antifa act of violence.

https://twitter.com/robbystarbuck/status/1314285414962925569

Sure there may be idiots like him around, but he does not represent any liberal person I know. He's a radical extremist, and I certainly doubt he qualifies as a liberal.

And again, anti-fascist is a good thing. If you can't see that, there's no hope for you at all.

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Laughable hearing the democrats worrying about voter suppression when they are endorsing mail-in voting process. Looking at the primary numbers for rejected ballots, it is a certainty that more registered voters will be disenfranchised through this process, than in previous years.

For the volume of ballots to be counted, there are just to many opportunities for mial-in process failure, starting with voter error completing the ballot. Much of it will be a human error, but some will be outright illegal like this lazy mail carrier.

https://www.nj.com/news/2020/10/postal ... 100-election-ballots.html

And yet, the biggest issue will be Republicans trying to keep people from voting, with its supporters always being silent about it. From Abbott in TX only allowing one drop location for a county of five million, to them trying not to county anything that arrives after Election day, even if postmarked beforehand, due to them purposefully slowing down mail delivery.

Just hypocritical scum.

Read some of the stories of local problems. Ballots being dumped in NJ and democratic voter fraud in NYC. Pay attention!

And Republicans doing all they can to prevent people from voting... we can go over this over and over again.

Same with violence. I have yet to see a real Antifa act. Yet we see real acts of violence coming from the right. And then there's the attempt at kidnapping/killing of a Democratic governor.


Let me respond to my own comment, every soldier and every citizen that contributed to winnning WWII was effectively a member of Antifa. I guess they're all evil losers.