JetmoYo
JetmoYo t1_jdggrzo wrote
Reply to comment by maydaydemise in Historic Flatiron Building sells for $190 million at auction by Orener
This presumes the higher end housing is actually going to NYC residents. And maybe Flatiron would. But some of the luxury market is functionally geared to foreign wealth sheltering and money laundering. I think that needs to be factored into NYC's luxury housing model as well.
JetmoYo t1_j72dnr5 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Weird mascot choice for a garbage administration by historyisaweapon
Yup, small brown bins if I recall
JetmoYo t1_j6jqp52 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in An album of hidden, defaced, obstructed, and fake plates. The majority of these vehicles are owned by city employees. by NYCBikeLanes
Ha probably just don't clown on our unpaid heroes doin the lord's work
JetmoYo t1_j6jqcti wrote
Reply to comment by queensnyatty in An album of hidden, defaced, obstructed, and fake plates. The majority of these vehicles are owned by city employees. by NYCBikeLanes
But we need to hire three cops to get half a cop's work load taken care of. Otherwise we all die. Laws of nature
JetmoYo t1_j4jln8v wrote
John Sloane made some paintings of McSorley's in the early 20th century (link below). Sloane was part of the Ashcan school of painting that sought grittier slices of modern and city life. George bellows' boxing paintings are a famous example. Edward Hopper was affiliated with this group but transcended it in many ways. Coincidentally there's a large NYC focused show of Hopper at the Whitney that people shouldn't miss.
https://ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/2014/02/13/john-sloan-paints-many-moods-of-mcsorleys-bar/
JetmoYo t1_j4jji92 wrote
Reply to comment by OverlordXenu in McSorley’s Old Ale House. East 7th St. 1942 by KamikazeChief
Same. And that was 15 years ago
JetmoYo t1_j3znk2g wrote
Let's not bicker about race and simply take solace in knowing that ALL races can hate on us Asians. Peace on earth.
JetmoYo t1_j2cfb1c wrote
Reply to comment by BeesOnBlow in Does anyone know why our license plates went from awesome to terrible in the 2000s? by Objective-Class-4552
Still a low impact holocaust on the eyeballs tho
JetmoYo t1_j2cf563 wrote
Reply to comment by OpelSmith in Does anyone know why our license plates went from awesome to terrible in the 2000s? by Objective-Class-4552
Current fonts are a low key disaster tho
JetmoYo t1_j14r845 wrote
Reply to comment by summitrock in New York City Unveils Gate of the Exonerated in Central Park Honoring Wrongly Convicted People by lifandigoosogn
You are exonerated! Walking to the exit o_o
JetmoYo t1_j14i92e wrote
Reply to comment by summitrock in New York City Unveils Gate of the Exonerated in Central Park Honoring Wrongly Convicted People by lifandigoosogn
Aside from wishing we all have mercy for teenage mistakes*, big and small, I think you might be missing the point. The Fives' case has taken on much larger significance in terms of how the entire system abuses its power. Criminal justice, media, prisons etc.
To that end, the plight of the "exonerated" goes beyond just the Fives' story. The gate seems to honor this. And if their story continues to bring attention to issues of systemic bias and even more pointed reforms against corrupt prosecutors and coerced confessions, then I'm all for it.
(* Not sure where the men are now with admitting these lesser/other crimes, but the on-the-record confessions of the robberies or assaults also gets muddied with the coerced confession of the rape. Cops were coercing confessions. But supposedly the boys confessions of the lesser crimes matched with eye witness accounts and timelines (According the the Times). While the rape confessions did not.)
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Reply to comment by Dank_Bonkripper78_ in Spotted in New Milford by British_Rover
The animating principle