Brooklyn pizzeria owner spent $60K of his own money to pick up street trash after city failed to

NY Post ^ | 01/16/2024 | Kirsten Fleming

[ChicagoConservative27]

Meet New York City’s good neighbor.

For the last year, Sean Feeney, a finance veteran turned restaurateur, has been quietly padding out his resume with some major dirty work: garbage.

It’s an unsavory business. But in our city where trash is so ubiquitous it’s starting to feel like a coordinated street art project designed to offend the senses, the 43-year-old owner of Brooklyn’s Fini Pizza has taken a personal interest in its disposal.

Instead of flooding 311 with futile complaints about the muck, Feeney opened his cash register to help clean up his section of Williamsburg and now Downtown Brooklyn with an initiative he calls “clean streets.”

[unixfox]

He could have moved to a red state for 60k and probably double his income.

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

In the 70s when I was on the Youth Advisory Board to the EPA we had a meeting in Colorado. We were shown a series of photos of trash at the same spot on a mountain road. What started out as a small pile, became a larger pile, and ended up a full garbage dump with mattresses and appliances.

The same principle applies with other trash. The Federal Reserve started 100 years ago with what, a 1/2% tax on the very rich. The perverts started with L and now have a whole alphabet.

[Fresh Wind]

The SEIU goes against the Boy Scouts (and many others):

https://nypost.com/2009/11/21/the-union-that-hates-the-boy-scouts/