Monroe wrote:
So Mueller's Hillary investigator doesn't put her under oath, lets she and Huma Abedin lie (it's still a crime to lie to the FBI, even if not under oath), the same gent changes the language of Hillary's malfeasance so that it doesn't meet felony standards, and is a rabid Trump hater who texted his married lover (and he's married) about how much they hate Trump.

Sounds like Mueller should be fired. And virtually his entire nothing burger Rooskie crack team are all Hillary supporters, and they haven't found a single thing approaching collusion.

Sounds like Mueller should be fired for incompetence and slanted prosecution. He won't be, but he's disgraced himself and the FBI.

Chris_NJ wrote:
so what neighborhood old time bars still exist?

Park Tavern, Astor Bar...anything else?

MonmouthMan wrote:
do you think I'm stupid? You want him to pay me after I leave the property?

Dinger wrote:
Yes I read the thread. None of this is a simple process and involves a fair amount of time and hassle. If it's 15k in back rent it's hardly worth it. If it's significantly more then perhaps. But you'll still have to go through the process of obtaining a judgment, executing on the judgment, etc. We don't know much info, but if a tenant skipped on rent for as long as the poster implied they may not have stable employment.

The hostile relationship between Fulop and the JCPOBA became public in June when the mayor called for the termination of police officers involved in a high-speed pursuit that ended when officers kicked a man who turned out to be an innocent crash victim, an episode caught on video by a witness.

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You can never rely on Fulop to do the right thing. That is, unless it happens to be aligned with his own self-serving interests. In my book, he is a scumbag.

I wouldn't go as far as you with my take on him, but I understand that for many he has been a huge disappointment. Incredibly, I still think he is SO MUCH better than the alternative. Do you want Healy back? Or, someone else from the HCDO machine? I feel like we finally turned a page some years ago, so while this administration may not be perfect, I feel it is better than what we had.

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Second, their hatred stems from pure emotion, not rationality. Trump does indeed support more liberal positions than any Republican president in modern history, but because they've already been calling him Hitler and a bigoted xenophobic rapist for months if not years, they're too far down the rabbit hole to turn back now.

They are a lost cause and they aren't worth even reaching out to. Instead, reach out to the moderates, who are more connected with reality.

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I don't discount the possibility you are right, particularly about #3 (increasing awareness, and perhaps deriving some other benefits as a result of that) but with regards to #2, my impression has always been that most of the puppy mills from which animals originate were usually found in PA (that was until some state laws curtailed those operations) and from OH and some Southern states (KY, TN).

In any case, I am now genuinely curious as to whether we even have pet stores in town that sell dogs, or cats.

brewster wrote:
Wow. A little broad don't you think? Lets try it with some substitutions and see how it sounds when referring to the behavior of a small segment of a different population.

Classic deflection technique for anyone criticizing the blacks. Racist! White supremacists! No, just against a community that has shown time and again that they view everyone else as crime victims and will engage in violent behavior to enrich themselves at the detriment of others.

Comfortable with that?

JCGuys wrote:
A bunch of Nazis in this thread. A church/communuty center should be allowed to open anywhere. But i disagree with the property tax exemption.

Yvonne wrote:
The law requires people to call Jesus a liar on marriage. Jesus said, "A man leaves his father and mother and clings to his wife and the two will be one flesh." Religion does not stop when you leave your house of worship. Granted this is another topic. The Supreme Court also said Dred Scott was not a citizen. So why is the Supreme Court right now?

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What hyprocrites, people say no censorship but there is censorship with the ban on chain stores downtown. Why is one fine but not the other?

To point out the obvious, one (art) is protected by the first amendment. The other (stores) is not.

Funny, how liberals ignore the First Amendment on other matters like the florists and bakers who do not want to cater a same sex wedding. Religion falls under the First Amendment before speech , assembly, etc. Returning to the subject, it is still mediocre art.

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mfadam wrote:
just think of all the Bro cred he'll get telling his Boken buddies about how he got robbed while hammered in Jersey City. "Dude I was so wasted I couldn't even tell the cops where it happened man..."

Sadly this story will serve as a case study for the JC hooligans showing how to rob drunk targets late night in DTJC...

You seem to have more of a problem with the victim the the attackers. I bet you're a great neighbor always keeping it real. Moron

99% this is black on white violent crime (robbery counts) and mfadam is a flaming "progressive," hence you see the blame the white guy victim strategy.

Yvonne wrote:
It is about time someone commented on these murals. The one near White Castle on Newark Avenue nearly caused car crashes when it was put up. Drivers were startled by the image of the tiger.

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TheBigGuy wrote:
Apparently you have never seen any international football matches between Netherlands and Germany. They are very distinct societies. But you are right about who arrived first.




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I know this is irrelevant, but I can't get over the fact that they say JC was founded by the Germans. No, it was the Dutch. I know they're similar and all, but it's just not correct.....

As for their food, I'm withholding judgment. It's not the kind of place I'd go regardless, so far be it for me to trash them.

Agreed, they're distinct and I think they'd each be happy to give a litany of reasons. But I would still say similar. I think we agree on the point. ;)

JCMan8 wrote:
I really hate this liberal garbage.

At least in this case, it's very easy to get around it, as other posters have said.

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Dolomiti wrote:
Or, those "people in the know" can report possible violators.
http://www.jerseycitynj.gov/hedc.aspx?id=1180

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Property owners around Journal Square/India Square have been complaining for many years starting under the Healy administration continuing into the Fulop administration.

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neverleft wrote:
It is a disaster waiting to happen and when it does a slick lawyer is going to request the complaint logs from JC?s help desk and sue the city for inaction.

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They're federal employees. Not spies for the Division of Housing Code Enforcement.

What about satellite dish installers? Is 6+ per house a bit much? Is a permit needed to install a dish?


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