Posted on 03/10/2013 6:42:42 PM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder
New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg expressed concern that private jet owners could clog up the city's homeless shelters.
You can arrive in your private jet at Kennedy Airport, take a private limousine and go straight to the shelter system, walk in the door, and weve got to give you shelter, Bloomberg said, speaking on the radio.
Thats what the law is. I didnt write the law, Bloomberg added.
The New York Post claims he was referring to a law related to homeless shelters signed by Ed Koch. "He was referring to a decree signed by Mayor Ed Koch 30 years ago that gives free shelter to anyone who says they need it," reports the Post.
"Bloombergs comments came the week that an advocacy group for the homeless released a report saying the citys homeless population surged in the past year."
Bloomberg is the 13th richest man in the world, Gothamist.com notes. "Forbes has its latest figures for the world's richest people, and our very own Mayor Bloomberg is number 13, with an estimated net worth of $27 billion."
Yeah, those uber-riche are flying into NYC to get their 16 ounce sodas before retiring to the luxury of a free night on hizzoner.
Bloomie has gone completely insane.
Bloomie has gone completely insane.
Maybe Bloomberg has too much time on his hands ....
I hate Bloomberg like any freedom lover does but the point he may be making is that NYC is forced to provide a commodity to whomver demands one.
Of course, when the Gov’t is compelled to give away commodities at no cost to the user, demand goes sky high.
“.....This is dementia....”
I think it just proves he’s smokin’ something very potent he’s getting from those homeless people. Wants to protect his source.
Are they putting the homeless up at the Waldorf Astoria & Hilton’s? Damn, perhaps I need to sell my house, move to New York & visit the shelters.
This last raised the question "Why would every family need their own plane?"
Gorby replied "to enable then to live better, Comrade Citizen. Think, a family has their own plane, and they hear that there is meat available in Vladivostok"
I think he needs to get to the nearest ER for treatment of a brain parasite. Hopefully it’s not a painful condition, as he also banned painkillers from being dispensed in NYC ERs (more specifically in NYC city hospitals and with voluntary compliance requested at private NYC hospitals).
Whoa...that’s not right. Kenneth must have changed the frequency again.
So I’m going to get off my private jet and order my chauffeur to drive me to the nearest homeless shelter. Then I’m going to sit in on a hard wooden bench at a table next to some guy who reeks of urine, has a head full of lice, and won’t stop shouting at his invisible demon. Just to get a plate of whatever slop they’re serving. After that I get to crash out on a thin, smelly mattress that’s crawling with bedbugs, in a room full of people who are snoring and farting. That sure sounds like the good life to me!
The people of New York must be really brainless to elect this moron not once, not twice, but THREE TIMES!
Many a pilot has slept on the plan when there were no suitable lounge chairs in the FBO. Been there, done that.
Quit pimping your stupid blog!
Yikes,I didn’t know that.With the typical Motel 6 going for $200/night in the Bronx I just might look into this.I’ll makes sure I have no (visible) cash,no car keys and no credit cards when I check in.And I’ll also remember to have my chastity belt locked up tight.
Every day is a totally new surprise to Bloomberg ~ until he pops another cranial artery ~ and falls into a deep, dreamless slumber.
I’m reminded of a picture I took of a Lotus (very expensive car) at the Taco Bell drive-thru.
Point: the rich get rich by saving money.
My blog?
Are you having delusions of knowing what you are talking about?
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