[matt04]

So they catch someone trying to get home at 2:45 they go to jail. Seems like a logical thing to do, tie up resources to transport someone to jail because they missed Comrade O'Neill deadline by a few minutes.

I guess you have to like dictatorships if you want to live in NYC.

[WKUHilltopper]

Police state SOBs.

[Grams A]

Good grief. Politicians on the east coast act like no one there has ever seen snow before. And, of course, 24 inches sounds so much worse than 2 feet. Such drama. It’s winter and in the winter sometimes it snows, in spite of all the hubbub about global warming.

People in places like Colorado, North Dakota and Wyoming have to be laughing their dupas off.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Unless you’re urinating. Then it’s ok.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

Not only New York City....Long Island, too.

[GOPJ]

Hillary is the exception. She can drive while drunk - hit people walking on the street and kill school children by mowing them over...

The laws don’t apply to Hillary because she’s a friggin’ witch and all the little munchkins are afraid of her.

[NYRepublican72]

Commie mayors are so nice to their subjects, aren’t they?

Common sense says not to drive if you have two feet of snow on the roads. I don’t need a nannystate Sandinsta-loving, Cuba-Honeymooning Commie telling me to stay off the roads.

[ROCKLOBSTER]

How are they supposed to plow the roads if they are littered with abandoned or stuck vehicles?

[cassiusking]

We are getting these bans now because the system no longer works. Govt is getting more and more inept in providing basic services. We had 30” and two or three passes of a plow during the 18 hours of the storm would have provided for passable roads for 4x4’s.

[Rurudyne]

Finally, they are gonna let people drive on the sidewalks! *bada*boom*kisk*

[Zack Attack]

Darn that global warming!

[Smokin' Joe]

I have seen interstates closed in Wyoming and Montana due to bad weather (Blizzards), too. It becomes a question of having to risk the lives of those going out to save yours because you thought your Dodge Neon was vehicle enough to bust drifts or shutting the road down.

I got back on the highway outside Sheridan, WY one year during the hour they opened it before closing it again, and was nearly to Glendive, MT (about 275 miles) before I actually saw pavement. Ice and snow the whole way. Not for people who aren't good at it or who don't have the right vehicle.