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Yvonne wrote:
Part of the reason why people are leaving, red states are open. This is a hatred for Gov. DeSantis of Florida by blue states. His state is open and the economy is flourishing. South Dakota never closed, never required a face mask. The governor said she trust business owners and the general public to protect themselves. Even though South Dakota is a cold place compared to Florida, their economy also boomed.

Welcome to Seattle of the East - where crime is tolerated and in fact almost encouraged!

Part of AOC's New World Order

JC_Man wrote:
All of the Tinkerbelles, Snowflakes and Cupcakes have their panties in a huff. Oh boy!!

The Cancel Culture lives on, they are so intolerant!

JerseyCityTimes wrote:
A community group filed suit on Friday to stop the construction of a 17-story 420-unit luxury high-rise in Bergen-Lafayette. The project, known as Morris Canal Park Manor, would replace a dilapidated factory on Communipaw Avenue known as ?Steel Tech.?

https://jcitytimes.com/group-files-sui ... en-lafayette-development/

JCGuys wrote:
DOJ should have retired his case after the mistrial.

Fulop has nothing to worry about here. I can?t see the Yvonne types throwing their support behind Jr.

JCGuys wrote:
?I?ve never met another public official who is as tenacious a defender of his neighborhood and what makes it special than Rich Boggiano, and I?m excited to have him officially join our team and strengthen our ticket heading into next year?s election,? Fulop said. ?By working together instead of opposing each other, Rich and I can do much more to move Ward C forward, like making major improvements to Pershing Field, partnering with the County of Hudson to build a new Journal Square park, and working with neighborhood advocates to build a world-class performing arts space at the landmark Loews Theater. I?m glad that we were both able to put the past behind us and move forward together.?

Awesome!!! This is what the people want to see. You other pols take note.

Yvonne wrote:
Sneak in? There was busload of rioters who went around to various cities quite organized, burning buildings and no one said they "snuck in" at all. So if you are a conservative, you are doing illegal things but if you are a liberal, you can do no wrong because you are fighting for justice as you loot and burn the city down.

Yvonne wrote:
That is a sign that tenants and not homeowners live in the area. Homeowners do clean up the sidewalk.

JC_Man wrote:
Q: My 4th quarter property tax went up 20% anyone know why?

A: Because Biden was elected President.

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papadage wrote:
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.

RichMauro wrote:
If my memory serves me well, there was a particularly despicable person in history (think WW2) who headed a group of other vile people who described a particular people of a religious persuasion as "vermin".
Would the moderator please take a look at this last posting? It goes outside the realm of decent discussion.

Yvonne wrote:
It is not the idea of voters voting yes or no on this question. It is the idea that many will vote and never see the impact of the taxes. It was not impact rent-control properties which goes up according to the rent leveling board and not taxes, it will not impact any tax abated property and if Solomon has his way, he will put 2 to 4 families non owner occupied buildings under rent control. He said this at a council meeting online. The present temporary ordinance expires in November and he wants to make it permanent. So everyone votes but not everyone gets the bill.

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Jersey City voters to decide whether to create new arts and culture trust fund

Updated 12:57 PM; Today 12:56 PM
By Patrick Villanova | The Jersey Journal

When Jersey City voters cast their ballots in the November election, they?ll be picking more than just the president.

https://www.nj.com/hudson/2020/09/jers ... s-culture-trust-fund.html

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papadage wrote:
Right. Like you saw Muslims dancing when the WTC got destroyed.

You're a serial liar.

https://www.nj.com/news/2015/12/exclus ... dents_say_some_musli.html

It was a lie then and a lie now you lying hag.

As for the 'fake ballots' bullshit, they all have a serial number matched to the voter. It can't be faked that way.

You act as if election commissions are full of Republican criminals.

You are calling the paper a liar, I just post it, I did not write the story. Besides, shame on your language. Your parents obviously did a poor job of raising you. But here is something else. A town received the wrong ballots.http://newjersey.news12.com/county-cl ... DXtlIY1TpqgpxZFjMnOxp6vic

papadage wrote:
Dipshit conspiracies as always.

Why not keep talking about Arabs celebrating the WTCV going down, your other dopey pastime?

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Yvonne wrote:
Yes, I am comparing the Museum to the Loews because it is obvious, you never went. It had gallery openings and some live performances. On rare occasions during the summer, City Hall had some of their council meetings, there. It was more than just a museum. It just lacked parking.

LOL why is it so difficult for you to have proper adult reasoning skills?

Sutherland wrote:
What you do not seem to realize is that some of us have lived through this sort of thing before. Social unrest made cities undesirable and drove them into financial ruins. New York City was actually bankrupt, crime ridden, filthy with garbage piled upon the streets for days. There was rioting in many cities through out the country. Many of the brownstones downtown, Jersey City were boarded up and there was high crime downtown. Hamilton Park was often referred to as needle park. The restaurant on the corner of 9th and Erie once was boarded up and had a sliding plexiglass window from which drugs were sold.


So it's not the media influencing me, but my own life experience. It's good for a sales person to be optimistic and hopeful. But it's also important for homeowners and investors to be realistic and not disregard history. If you think the aforementioned is not at all a possibility, well then good for you. I am not saying this is necessarily all going to happen, but the market is doing to take a hit greater than what you're anticipating for sure.

Yvonne wrote:
Yvonne is my real name, I do not worry about falsehoods. I don't hide behind what is phony. I don't throw nasty shots at people under a different name. Anyone who does, well, that is their problem, not mine.

Yvonne wrote:
With a name like psyop , it tells me you still need your medication to calm you down. I don't work there, but I just suggest you go one day when there is a problem in JC, and see if the courts are open.

Yvonne wrote:
I know someone who works there, presently there is a skeleton crew, most are working from home. Facts, nicky, has nothing to do with feelings. You can always call up the courthouse and asked if they closed early due to the protest. It is not just the staff, they are also responsible for any citizen who is filing a petition with the courts or want a public document. By the way, it is the judges and sometimes the state that calls these shots, not me.

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Yvonne wrote:
I miss Maloney, too. They get a great deal of their customers from the courthouse and the courthouse is still closed due to the pandemic and now the rioting.

There's rioting by the courthouse?

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I don't discount possibilities. But for now I just suspect a bad period. It's not like it's never happened.

It took decades and very broad demographic trends for the 70's to happen. Not saying its impossible, but there's very little data pointing in that direction. The great coastal cities are so absurdly overpriced they have a VERY long way to fall!

That said, I would not be surprised at a long term >25% correction here. The "natural" price of property should be at an equilibrium such that both renting and buying homes makes sense exclusive of the appreciation of said home. The cap rates of commercial and residential property have diverged dramatically for decades now. Time was it was normal to buy a small rental property for 4-6 times it's rent roll. That hasn't been seen in a long time outside of distressed assets.

Sutherland wrote:
The notion that crime has increased came came from two different liberal democrat friends of mine who live in Manhattan. They've reported anecdotally an increase number of muggings on the streets and on the subways. It's an apparent result of De Blasio releasing low level criminals from prison. One is a CFO of a small biotech start up and the other the CIO of a large law firm. The CIO has been living in Manhattan since 1978.