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papadage wrote:
McCarrick was removed only after the public found about about the abuses and cover up, you despicable person. God have mercy on your shriveled soul.

What about the entire hierarchy that covered it up with McCarrick, you ass?

Here is the problm papadage, sure attack the Church not the gay men who created the problem. This reminds of an article I read some years ago after Obama got rid of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." Apparently, rapes against men by men are on the rise in the military. It is time the gay community hold gay men accountable for their actions. Every sex act is an indivudual act. The Church is absolutely wrong for covering it up but there would be no need for a cover up if the crime did not happen first. http://www.courant.com/news/connectic ... sault-20161129-story.html

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stillinjc wrote:
I also heard good things about Costco fish and seafood quality. Do you guys concur? If so I'd be very happy.

The thing about Costco is everything they sell is great quality, they carefully curate their stock. Just buying laminate flooring from them every once in awhile justifies keeping my membership.

Yvonne wrote:
Mexico and China are producing fentanyl which is the most powerful of all the opioids. So what does the county do? It breaks its agreement with ICE and immigrants can go back into the community where some continue to peddle this drug. http://dailycaller.com/2016/07/27/chi ... in-nightmare-super-drugs/

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K-Lo2 wrote:
McNair opened in 1976. I think we can all agree the student composition in terms of feeder schools may have changed over time.

I agree with you, it stopped being number one to just being a good school. McNair lost that population from Catholic schools.

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papadage wrote:
Of course it is. The quality of life in Journal Square is increasing as more properties are built, and more amenities move in.

I say that as a forty year resident of Summit Avenue by Journal Square.

I was up in the Square for a while yesterday. Your world of alternate reality is a sad delusion.

avinandre wrote:
The tax payment should be similar for all. While builders like lefrak get big tax abatement on rental properties in Newport ? Does tax system treat everyone similarly ? A person living in 1M is not rich by any means and 16K may be 10% of his annual salary so it hurts..


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Property taxes should be fair. If your house (living in downtown is worth 1,000,000 - you should pay 16,000 and if you live in a poorer area of our city, say Greenville, and your house is worth 200,000, you should pay 3200. That's fair and equal. If a lawyer, living in a brownstone, worth 1,000,000 cannot afford to pay another 6,000 (and with new tax law, exempt it from his taxes beyond 10,000), he or she needs to reconsider what to do with the property. I have a feeling the lawyer will be able to afford the 60 percent increase. I know it sucks, but fair is fair and other parts of the city should not be taxed unequally and disadvantaged.