LeeroyTC
LeeroyTC t1_je7ja2n wrote
Reply to comment by root_fifth_octave in Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav’s 2022 Pay Package Hits $39.3M by MarvelsGrantMan136
Discovery is based in New York which has its highest state tax brackets that start $1 million, $5 million, and $25 million.
LeeroyTC t1_jdyww8b wrote
Reply to NYC teachers union’s workshop on ‘harmful effects of whiteness’ canceled after influx of ‘hate’ by someone_whoisthat
As a non-White person, the amount of self-hating White progressives is insane to me. Why can't they respect other cultures and build them up without attack themselves? You don't need to attack White people to respect Black people or Hispanics or Asians or whatever.
Respect and cultural/racial tolerance are not a zero sum game. The second we start saying any group is "harmful", we start heading down a dark path of elevating others above each other because of their skin color or ethnic heritage.
Honestly, this is the stuff that makes me wonder if I need to plan to have my kids attend private school the entire way. A large chunk of the public school system seems to care more about this than getting kids to up standard in reading, writing, and math.
LeeroyTC t1_jdp263x wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New Zealand tells China its concern on lethal aid to Russia by HRJafael
Vietnam in 1979. It is not super recent, but China attacked Vietnam more recently than the US did.
Short war but very bloody
LeeroyTC t1_jdo67rh wrote
Reply to comment by CensorshipIsTheDevil in 16 stories beneath midtown Manhattan, NYC by PonyEnglish
"Oh wow - windows. I don't think I can afford this place"
LeeroyTC t1_irkidm7 wrote
Reply to comment by NadzInTheCity in Scared of Walking Outside by NadzInTheCity
I find having to walk to the subway from 10th and 11th is the issue. By the time you get to the 1/2/3 or A/C/E, you've walked through a madhouse.
LeeroyTC t1_irkh860 wrote
Reply to Scared of Walking Outside by NadzInTheCity
It's Hell Kitchen that is the issue. The entire section between Penn Station and Times Squares has gotten way worse since the pandemic - and it wasn't great to begin with. Especially 7th-9th Ave.
LeeroyTC t1_jegip9h wrote
Reply to What can 300 000 dollars buy in your neighborhood? by [deleted]
Nothing. Not even an older studio