Dahood wrote:
Just go to news.google.com and type Jersey City. Most of the news is about crime. No positive news at all. JCPD needs to do its job properly. Where is JC's batman?

caj11 wrote:
the family below you

MDM wrote:
9 months from now there will be a mini baby boom

jaydim wrote:
As for the \"typical Italo-American slop\", I am an Italo-American so I know too well, what the slop is. Americans thinks Italian food is Spaghetti and meatballs, sausage and Peppers and Baked Ziti topped off with cannolli. That is Italo-American cuisine and I happy that the Roman Nose stayed away from those dishes. I don\'t have to go to a restaurant when I can make this stuff at home.

Abe_Froman wrote:
a huge step below Taqueria and Taco Truck

last time I hit it, there was no line or apparent wait so i ordered. tuns out everyone else who ordered got bored and was wandering around until it was done. Anyway, no mention of a wait and i stood there for 20 minutes for my cart tacos. unreal...

someguyinjc wrote:
Newark Ave must be the crappiest roads I've ever seen. I've driven and walked along the stretch between the schoolhouse and under I-78 constantly worrying about whether the tires would blow out from under me due to extreme stress or if the sidewalk would cave in after taking my next step. I think that dirt roads in Somalia would put this poor excuse for a street to shame--at least they didn't require taxpayer funding. I've always wondered if the road was purposely left in its decrepit state in an veiled attempt to separate DTJC from JSQ... Just head a few blocks west and it's almost as if you've finally left this showcase of a Third World facade behind.

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JerseyCityNj wrote: If you read this article a lot of information is missing and what little info their is comes from only one side. To me it seems like the "victim" had it coming. I could be wrong but this seems like one of those many JJ stories that is written to make the "victim" seem like he did nothing wrong. Ask your self did the kid really mishear him or did he hear what he said just fine and the man is just playing angel for the police? Reading the article, to me anyway it seems like the guy wanted to play tough guy in front of his girl friend and mouth off and provoke a fight thinking the kid would back off and when he didn't get scared and was ready to fight the "victim" got scared and tried to leave. The way I look at it is do not use fighting words if you do not want to fight.

Is this the same line of thought that says a woman wearing a short skirt "had it coming" if she gets raped? You people are unbelievable.

If I say JerseyCityNJ's mother is a fat slob, do you have the right to physically abuse me?

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Fact is, people shouldn't mouth off and act agressive if they dont want it right back. There's always someone tougher. I'm not a tough guy but I generally dont walk around getting lippy and looking for fights. Civility goes two ways.

Maybe it's not about being tough or aggressive; maybe it?s about the self-respect and courage and to stand up for yourself and others.

And ?civility? includes being self-aware and mature enough to recognize and apologize for doing wrong, even if a total stranger calls us out for our behavior, but it?s pathetically obvious that ?I?m sorry? is an increasingly rare expression in our self-absorbed culture of audacity.

If you read this article a lot of information is missing and what little info their is comes from only one side. To me it seems like the "victim" had it coming. I could be wrong but this seems like one of those many JJ stories that is written to make the "victim" seem like he did nothing wrong.

Ask your self did the kid really mishear him or did he hear what he said just fine and the man is just playing angel for the police?

Reading the article, to me anyway it seems like the guy wanted to play tough guy in front of his girl friend and mouth off and provoke a fight thinking the kid would back off and when he didn't get scared and was ready to fight the "victim" got scared and tried to leave.

The way I look at it is do not use fighting words if you do not want to fight.

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MikeyTBC wrote: Not trolling and I agree with Grovepath; bikes shouldn't be on the sidewalk eventhough I admit that I'm guilty of it at times. Fact is, people shouldn't mouth off and act agressive if they dont want it right back. There's always someone tougher. I'm not a tough guy but I generally dont walk around getting lippy and looking for fights. Civility goes two ways.

Actually, I can mouth off all I want cause I'm protected by first amendment rights. I can actually go around and say all sorts of things (as long as it's non threatening) but the moment you lay a hand on me or on my property, YOU break the law.

I wished that family had a gun so the city would be without one less miscreant.

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neverleft wrote:
Jersey City police say 16-year-old broke into couple's home after argument


The man told cops that he was waiting for his wife to get out of the car when he saw the boy riding on the sidewalk dangerously close to the open door and his wife, reports said. The man told cops he tried to warn the boy and his wife, but apparently the boy misheard him and jumped off his bike and approached the couple.

I'm not saying the kid was right but I'd bet that it was more than a kind warning. My guess is the dude had it coming and ran inside to hide.

Wow. "dude had it coming". Please tell me you're a troll looking for a reaction. If not, wow.

neverleft wrote:
Jersey City police say 16-year-old broke into couple's home after argument


The man told cops that he was waiting for his wife to get out of the car when he saw the boy riding on the sidewalk dangerously close to the open door and his wife, reports said. The man told cops he tried to warn the boy and his wife, but apparently the boy misheard him and jumped off his bike and approached the couple.

tommyc_37 wrote:
Likely done by Tony, the creepy Gordon's fisherman homeless person. Scratching cars is his number one hobby.

stillinjc wrote:
No, Brewster, to me being American means low taxes on small businesses, which are a backbone of America. Are they not?

Demonizing the "rich" - WTF - over $250K/year you are rich in NYC - you have to be kidding me - that's TAKING.

That's TAKING from those who ACTUALLY WORK their asses off, to give to those who don't give a SHITE.

That's un-American. And that is the crux of this election.

Take it from those who have worked and actually BUILT something, and give it to those who feel they are ENTITLED to MY money.

Class warfare, if you ask me.

Asif wrote:
This is terrible. There should be no increase until the PA is fully audited and most of the patronage jobs are cut and all the projects in the pipeline reexamined.