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The platform is empty, at least where I'm standing. You see me, you know I was there before you, you also know that I'm standing right about where the door opens. So tell me why when the train pulls in, you must dodge in front of me and get the last seat on the train?
Just for that, I'm going to stand right in front of you and stare at you the entire time. Oh, and if I'm sitting in the seat closest to the door, please don't turn and put your butt cheeks through the bars so that it's in my face. I won't ask again.
Posted on: 2006/12/2 5:25
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Re: Please stop the huge 9/11 memorial at LSP - it will ruin the park's views of the Manhattan skyli
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Therein lies the problem. Were family members really the right group to pick a design from 320 entries? I'm sorry, but most people don't have good taste, not to mention family members of those who died weren't thinking about how a monument would blend into the surrounding area. And, it's not their job to do so!
Posted on: 2006/5/31 20:51
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Those jets. Sheesh! 
Posted on: 2006/3/3 0:19
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Re: schroeder lofts - hamilton park
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I have not noticed gang activity in Hamilton Park. I have lived in Hamilton Park for 7 years and one block away in Harsimus Cove for a year. I felt safe in Hamilton Park. I think Paulus Hook has nice brownstones but is much more deserted at night.
Posted on: 2006/3/2 18:56
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?? So are you posting this to say that the JCPD 1)racially profiled Alan Alda (ok, it's hard to type that and not laugh) and 2) were right to do so given the situation?
Posted on: 2006/2/22 2:40
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I wonder if it's because of the technology or because they cannot control the negative/troll responses on a message board. Citizens can't disprespect a PO in real life without fear of getting arrested but online, someone can disrespect an officer without repercussions.
Posted on: 2006/2/17 18:40
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It saddens me that there's no longer a police officer posting on this board. It was amazing interacting with Officer Mac on this board and recieving true information instead of rumors and knowing that our concerns were being heard. To me, it was the BEST thing about this board. The fact that some JClisters want to get into a pissing match shouldn't prevent the positive interaction that can occur between a police officer and members of the community. Councilman Fulop posts here all the time and from what I've seen, does not engage in a pissing match with those here that antagonize him. My respect for him and his office has increased due to his interactions and follow through. This board is an incredible opportunity for the police department to engage with the citizens they protect and serve. It's an opportunity to interact with the community in a different way than how most people interact with their local police officers, if they interact with them at all. It's also an opportunity to build a relationship with the community. I've always respected the job police officers do, but interacting with Officer Mac increased my respect for the JCPD because I felt we were being heard because Officer Mac had a relationship with us here. They are not required to get into a pissing match here on JClist. They can choose to ignore those who have nothing to contribute. The internet is a now a part of how people communicate. It is now a part of how officials communicate with the public. To ignore this medium and choose to communicate with the public only in meetings is shutting out a lot of people.
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that means JC really needs help. Good. I hope they help.
Posted on: 2006/2/10 3:21
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ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME?!? Oh, so we should learn self-defense to deal with thugs? How about hiring more police officers and patroling and getting them off the streets? How about in reaction to the attack, WARFA put pressure on our city leaders to increase police presence in and around JC?
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for those of you so against pit bulls, I suggest that you watch the "Dog Whisperer" on the National Geographic Channel and see what Ceasar Milan does.
Pit bulls are not "killer" dogs. There are dog owners that irresponsibly train the dog in negative ways to constantly get an attack response out of the dog for the purpose of fighting. If the dog were trained and reinforced in positive ways, this response wouldn't occur. If people would be responsible, keeping their animals on leashes and keeping them in a calm, submissive state, attacks wouldn't occur. Dogs are social and hierarchical animals where there's a pack leader (which should be the human when interacting with us) and followers. There's a lot that we humans can do to keep dogs in a calm, submissive state. It is up to the humans to rehabilitate the dog and it's up to the humans to reinforce a submissive state. Killing a pit bull because *maybe* he'll attack someone isn't the answer.
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Re: Mapping Crime in Ward E - Steven Fulop
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I assume Burglary and theft. Burglary is the act of breaking in, theft is, well, theft.
Posted on: 2005/12/22 17:31
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Re: Mapping Crime in Ward E - Steven Fulop
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This is really useful. Thank you for putting this together!
Posted on: 2005/12/22 16:37
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