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Re: Trump Our New President
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Macy's dumped Trump and his clothing line after Trump first starting running for office.

When a business takes a disgraceful stance like that, they receive punishment.


Holy Christ man. I know you'be been busy trying to figure out the optimal tip-to-tip efficiency for Trump and Putin, but you sound like you're already living in a dictatorship. You speak up against our dear leader, or do something to anger him? Time for your punishment.


You are the one who brought up Macy's and implied that Trump let them down because they are now a failing business.

I explained that they took a controversial political stance and were punished by hardworking Americans (who stopped shopping there) as a result. So things are going just fine.


Wasn't me that brought up Macy's. You're a smart person, I presume, soni know you can't believe everything Trump says. I mean this is a guy who has publicly stated he has never been sick a day in his life, and that he has the greatest immune system. I'm curious what percentage you believe. 50%? 75%?


There is a saying that Trump supporters take him seriously but not literally, while haters take him literally but not seriously.

You illustrated this nicely with the example you just used. I see that quote and his obvious point is that he rarely gets sick/is in good health. I believe this to be true.

Liberals will get one of their partisan "fact checking" websites, such as Politifact (operated by reporters from the Tampa Bay Times, which strongly endorsed Hillary), which will find one time he was sick, and then conclude:LIE!! FOUR PINOCCHIOS!!!!! Without really discussing his main point (he's never really sick).

Then people like you will read and it will confirm your belief of what a liar Trump is and how stupid his supporters must be to believe him. And people like me will read and say this is just another example of our dishonest media misleading their readers.



This is a great explanation, and might be your best, most helpful post ever. Strong.


Posted on: 2017/1/10 16:40
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Re: Trump Our New President
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still unclear. is there a definition or is it anyone that is sad that trump won?

Posted on: 2017/1/6 17:42
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Re: Trump Our New President
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The snowflake tears as the moving trucks are at the White House are especially delicious today.


whats a "snowflake tear"?

Posted on: 2017/1/6 16:40
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Re: There's a new approach for training Jersey City police recruits
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More minorities on the force.

Qualified applicants.

Pick one.


hahaha.
When's the next Klan meeting?

Posted on: 2017/1/4 14:28
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Re: dermatologist downtown?
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After trying a few in JC and not being satisfied, I recently switched to Schweiger Dermatology in Hoboken at 2 Hudson Place, right outside the PATH. They run on time, modern office (text & email reminders, web registration for intake paperwork,etc.) and good care. Also, they have Saturday, and some weekdays they are there 7am-7pm so very convenient to schedule without missing work. Lots of schedule options.


Thanks. This is perfect.

Posted on: 2016/12/22 14:58
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dermatologist downtown?
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Looking for a Dr to take a look at a couple dark spots I've noticed.
I used to have access to free melanoma screening but not anymore.

thanks

Posted on: 2016/12/21 22:19
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Re: Grocery shopping
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I'm surprised no one mentioned Eataly since they're now conveniently located in the WTC. I've only been there once (the Flatiron store) and they didn't pass my banana test, a very scientific barometer of prices, haha. They had the highest prices I've encountered anywhere for bananas $1.29/lb or about 79 cents for a medium banana. I'm going to be at WTC today and will check out their fish.


dude, would you buy truffles from a bodega? Why are you looking at bananas at Eataly?

Posted on: 2016/12/21 15:32
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Re: Wayne Street Issues
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I have been there for almost 15 years and it has changed a lot. There are still some regular day drinkers and dealers, but I have never felt unsafe. Everyone keeps to themselves.

But for the new stroller crowd moving in: please don't come here wanting it to be the burbs!


and please dont bring your giant strollers into the tiny bodegas. thanks

Posted on: 2016/12/20 15:13
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Re: STARBUCKS: HOMELESS SHELTER (Grove)
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"premium table"

Posted on: 2016/11/21 15:52
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Re: Trump Our New President
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Sexiness of First Ladies aside, Michelle Obama seemed to be a figure that all Americans, regardless of party, respected. Her passion to decrease childhood obesity contributed to that respect. I wonder what Melania's mission will be...


Lots of people called Michelle horrible things. So let's not be so quick to say all Americans respected her.

Melania has said her platform will be fighting cyber bullying, unless that has changed already.

Posted on: 2016/11/10 14:55
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Re: If you found the wallet this morning at Hamilton Park...
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Cool. Doesn't matter what John's race is, this Corksucker said:

Someone who understands statistics, and does not allow my hysterical emotions to cloud my sense of reality.

Simply look to the crime statistics and it will reveal what the most likely perpetuator looks like. If these statistics upset you, perhaps certain demographics should stop committing these crimes so they aren't grossly over represented in the crime statistics.


What do YOU say Corksucker?
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John is black btw


The statistics don't cover people returning wallets. So they have no bearing on, if a wallet is stolen, what groups of people overwhelmingly are likely to be the culprits.

The implication in the OP was that the person stole the wallet. I'm happy this turned out not to be the case.

And I'm not the one who originally asked, but that poster was right. When you make a post about someone who took a wallet, you should give as many descriptive details as possible, including race.


I don't know why I keep coming back here and letting your shit get me worked up.
Dude, you're a fuckign racist and I honestly hope it bites you in the ass.

Posted on: 2016/11/3 14:27
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Re: If you found the wallet this morning at Hamilton Park...
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What did the guy look like?


Come on, we all know what he probably looked like.

And there's a 0% chance he reads this and returns the wallet. I hope that person took off work today and used the day to get new copies of all her IDs.


No, please, do tell us - what did he look like? And better still, what do you look at when you look in the mirror each day?


Someone who understands statistics, and does not allow my hysterical emotions to cloud my sense of reality.

Simply look to the crime statistics and it will reveal what the most likely perpetuator looks like. If these statistics upset you, perhaps certain demographics should stop committing these crimes so they aren't grossly over represented in the crime statistics.


Are you this outspoken in public or just behind your computer and when you have your sheet over your head?

Posted on: 2016/11/1 17:50
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Re: If you found the wallet this morning at Hamilton Park...
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What did the guy look like?


Come on, we all know what he probably looked like.



wow

Posted on: 2016/11/1 16:31
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Re: James Vincent Bicycles on Palisade closing to make way for yet another realtor
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MonmouthMan wrote:
Well this is terrible news. They are so much friendlier and have much better prices and turn around service than that crappy bike store downtown ever could. The jerks in the place downtown always have so much freaking attitude, oh I'm so cool. The folks at James Vincent were always nice you never felt like you were getting ripped off.


Never had an issue with GSB. They've always been accommodating, even going out of there way to help. The staff can be a bit disorganized at times, but the owner (Rodney) has always stepped up to the plate to make things right. Hopefully you'll give them another shot in the future.


Second this. GSB has always been helpful for me and even gone out of their way to try fix something that was basically unfixable.

Posted on: 2016/10/25 21:08
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Re: Mathew's food & drink
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These are the same folks from White Star, are they not?


Yes. The owner's name is Mateusz (Mat) so not sure where the name Matthews comes from.


Mateusz
Matthews

You're really not sure where the name came from?


If your name is Mateusz
It's not spelled Matthew's

Pretty simple.


If you're Polish it is.

Posted on: 2016/10/18 15:51
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Re: PERSHING FIELD POOL- WORLD'S LARGEST HOT TUB
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Out of curiosity, what is the membership for the pool? I'm assuming it's not free but the flyer found on the city website only quotes spouses, family, and seniors.

Posted on: 2016/10/6 19:04
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Re: Package thief caught on camera - Heights
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Wishful_Thinking wrote:

I wouldn't want to compromise a potential investigation.


Screen name checks out.

Posted on: 2016/10/5 14:04
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Re: Hoboken Train Crash
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Thanks to FOX news, TIL that "Hoboken is 7 miles outside New York City."

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/09/29/ ... le-injuries-reported.html

Posted on: 2016/9/29 13:33
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Re: Fulop won't run for governor, will back Murphy, sources say
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JCMan8 wrote:
This would be absolutely shocking. He's been gunning for this position since his first day in office.

If this actually happens, I'm 100% positive someone has a lot of dirt on him and it's BAD. Could be related to his own version of Bridgegate, when he stopped traffic at the Holland Tunnel, or something more nefarious. There is some irrefutable proof, probably in writing, of whatever the dirt is.

He didn't make a deal for Senate or some other position because his moves over the past several years have been specifically aimed at the Governor position.

Whatever it is we may find out soon. Can't wait to see what it is.


welp, guess I have my answer.

Posted on: 2016/9/28 16:55
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Re: Fulop won't run for governor, will back Murphy, sources say
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What will all the muppets around here parrot now that Fulop isn't running for governor?

Posted on: 2016/9/28 13:39
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Re: HELP #Baonanas Banana Pudding Move Into A Better Kitchen!
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what does pudding have to do with Bao?

Posted on: 2016/9/28 13:39
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Re: Parking Issues Around Hamilton Park
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A CRISIS I TELL YOU, A CRISIS!!!

Posted on: 2016/9/21 16:51
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Re: 9/12/16: Man shot dead in Jersey City
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Idiot's father is a Fed Cop. I bet some strings are pulled and this kid gets off with some community service.


Was thinking the same thing. I don't know what or if there are mandatory sentences but seems like those are reserved for drug crimes so the prison industry can keep their stock piles full.

Doubtful victims family will get justice...My bet is community service and 5 years probation for the perp.

Posted on: 2016/9/14 14:09
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Re: Wild Fusion
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nice to know they're serving dim sum. Bummer they're missing a couple of my fav things that aren't even that exotic.
steam pork bun, rice noodle roll with shrimp, bean curd roll, sticky rice. will check it out though.


Posted on: 2016/9/13 17:12
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Re: Union Republic -- Impressive New Place on Newark Ave @ Third Street
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I heard they're going to turn it into a night club?


oh shit. i hope not a latin gay club
What will the neighborhood association think?

Posted on: 2016/9/8 1:04
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Re: Hard Grove Cafe
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I cant wait. It's gonna be Latin and FABULOUS!!!

Posted on: 2016/9/7 17:26
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Re: Reasonable tailor in Jersey City or Manhattan
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JCGuys wrote:
I'm looking for a tailor to make adjustments to a suit. Called a few places and they wanted crazy amounts (+$150) and 3 week turn around. Anyone know a good, honest guy charging reasonable rates?


second for Daniel but what are you needing done? Depending on the job, 150 might not be unreasonable.

Posted on: 2016/9/5 20:11
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Re: Rental Prices out of control - DTJC
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Voyeur wrote:
A brief look on Trulia finds 36 apartments in 07302 for under $1,900 a month, many of which are one bedrooms, and some of which are more than 800 sqft.

There are another 32 places for under $1,900 on Craigslist.

And I'm sure a broker would be able to find you 30 more. That's 60 places for under $2,000 that took less than five minutes to locate.

The disconnect between the real Jersey City and the dystopian nightmare many JCListers live in is terrifying. And sad.


...and less than another five minutes to see that many of those in your trulia link require a month broker fee (which as you know, cause you're smart, could easily put a place out of someones price range) or are actually a single room for rent in someone else's ap, maybe two rooms in someone else's duplex. Plus the ones in paulus hook towers are low income.

It sucks. for many people.
It must be nice to live in your Utopian world where DTJC is being whitewashed. Dont worry, you'll have your own little "Plesantville" soon enough.


Posted on: 2016/8/30 14:20
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Re: Hard Grove Cafe
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On the bright side, some slick developer is going to be able to cram a whole lotta units in there!





probably the plan before that match even hit the ground.

Posted on: 2016/8/26 13:14
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Re: Hard Grove Cafe
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Looks like the building on Newark ave is finally getting worked on again. They extended the wooden exterior out to the side walk and took out the old cracked Windows above the ground floor.

The hard grove cafe signed it up anymore though. Any idea what's happening there?


The building is being demolished, that's what's happening there.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/20 ... in_2014_at_center_of.html



Going all the way back to the fire, this whole thing is so shady.

Posted on: 2016/8/25 14:21
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