Lafayette Street near the New York Stock ExchangePosted on 10/01/2020 5:18:35 AM PDT by NOBO2012
What is wrong with New York City? Their streets are lined with garbage from Wall Street to Midtown Manhattan.
Lafayette Street near the New York Stock Exchange
Garbage everywhere even though businesses remain closed and half the people normally working there haven’t stepped foot in the city for months. It’s sort of a trick question, the answer is obvious.
If these clowns don’t do something about their city pretty soon they’ll have a bigger health problem to worry about than COVID.
Dead rats, flies – what could go wrong?
But don’t worry, Mayor de Blasio has imposed a $1000 fine for not wearing a facemask. I suppose they’ll work on bubonic plague just as well.
In unrelated news, I see that the Presidential Debate Commission is thinking of imposing “new tools to maintain order” at future debates.
Posted from: MOTUS A.D.
Vote (D) for disaster...
Even more dangerous is is the path to settled science, “Garbage In, Gospel Out”.
Sheesh! Talk about effeminate little hands. (Oh yeah, he’s a democrat)
Maybe DiBlasio wants to compete with San Francisco? Ah, the utopias liberals transform our cities into...
COULD THIS BE WHY CHICAGOANS ARE SEEING RATS ?
The city of Chicago is composed of 50 wards which average out to around 72 precincts of about 350 or more voters in each precinct. Many are former villages incorporated into the city as the city grew. . A Chicago Alderman is in effect a mini mayor. They have input into who gets city services and now it’s how those services are being administered seem to be running into who’s ward is it ?.
What’s not being looked at is how Chicago wards have been redistricted. Chicago has had neighborhoods divided to create “Hispanic”residential sections going to Hispanic aldermanic and congressional (Gutierez) candidates and blacks going to black candidates.Which apparently is the result of the turnover in the Freddie and Fanny mortgage collapse. As stable integrated areas changed into being unstable because of constant dwelling turnover.had the effect of breaking up a contiguous geographic continuity and community identity. Because the wards affected which are really like small towns have had sections broken up into areas where if a problem arises in a given section of street which has one way traffic only. It may be two way a block down because it’s in a different ward. The same applies to all other city services including zoning where serving socialist ideologic political purposes single dwelling units are removed and replaced by multiple high rise apartments complcating city services such as sanitation where garbage collection routes are organized by ward boundaries. Which disrupts living style where that is permitted to happen.
50 year Alderman Burke who is under federal charges for corruption ward is an example. Burke’s ward ,14th, needed remapping . The 14th was originally known as “Back of The Yards” Once the home of the famous Chicago Stock Yards where most food processors along with employee demographics have since relocated. It was a compact area almost 15 plus city blocks square area composed mostly of single and 2 story frame and brick family dwellings mixed with scattered brick apartment units. Because of the construction, insurance rates varied and became known as the condemned as “redlining”. When the democrats also warily supported by the Bush 2 administration came up with the no 20% down mortgage removed. Areas in the ward dramatically changed in demographics. Many of those dwellings sold under those conditions went into disrepair or default.
Originally his ward headquarters and palace was on 51st street just west of Damen Avenue. Today’s palace is just off of Pulaski Road near the Madam Curie high school just off of Archer Avenue miles away.
His ward now consists of areas carved from parts of the 12th (known as Mc Kinley Park and Brighton Park) and parts of the 23rd (known as Archer Heights Garfield Ridge and Clearing) wards Miles from the original 14th That In a former section of the 23rd ward now the 14th ward in the Midway airport area, 2 patrons in a local bar along Archer avenue were heard complaining about rats in their garbage. They felt it was because of the delay in garbage collection. Also heard the same beef about street snow removal. It has also played hell on zoning and because of the disruption of jurisdictions with the administration of city services such as streets and sanitation which the alderman (salary $120.000 plus allocations on local projects) do oversee and have input over.
By.employing this concept of remapping are residents are being denied the representation they should have ?
If landlords can't collect rent to pay the contracted private garbage collecting companies then the hauling companies don't pick up the garbage and the building maintenance staff and tenants have little recourse but to pile it up in the streets.
The burning piles of garbage will be monumental when (not if) the Communist Democrats initiate their next round of New York City riots.
NY looks like New Delhi’s slum area.
Once the beacon of America’s greatness.
On the positive side, it seems to be killing the rat population.
There was a segment on “Fox & Friends” this morning interviewing a woman in lower Manhattan, Debbie Wiener, who runs a small bakery which has an outdoor seating area. She came to work and found a huge amount of trash in front of her bakery, dumped by unknown persons.
Should the DOJ target the Chicago alderman system with a lawsuit charging that the use of wards - or that not living and working in those wards - deprives voters of their right of representation?
Multiple cities are being attacked to change the way that citizens are represented - e.g. from at large voting to single district voting.
But if the use of 50 wards doesn't provide citizens with any representation, or the services that they pay for, why not start a series of lawsuits to reverse the trend?
Would shake up Chicago like nothing else!
DeBlasio cut funding to NYC garbage collectors & cut jobs.
This alone is a health hazard.
DeBlasio cut funding to NYC garbage collectors & cut jobs.
This alone is a health hazard.
I hope to interest Judicial Watch to take a serious look at this. Besides remapping the ward and the district the Demons used the COVID 19 excuse also moved polling places making it difficult for those living in remnants of the old 5th now 3rd to vote in the primary in precincts which may have gone for Dan.
When William O, Dan Lipinski’s father, announced retiring and wanted his son to take his place the powers that be who were never happy about his positions on abortion and on the Queer issues (I call it the SHE HE IT movement) because Dan also supported his father on those issues .The Demons Cut the ward up in 2012. The precincts I had worked on in the 12th and 23rd ward wound up being in the 14th and 13th wards, I do have that map and have tried ti get it posted here in FR but don’t have the knowledge or the techs to do it with. I welcome some help with doing so
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