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wefarrell t1_jaz9c75 wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
Only took you 11 threads to stop complaining and offer a solution. Good job and goodnight.
wefarrell t1_jaz8h4q wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
I just gave you an idea which is more than you can do.
wefarrell t1_jaz855k wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
You asking what kind of consequences?
wefarrell t1_jaz7upe wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
Consequences for those who are sending them here.
wefarrell t1_jaz7oyk wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
For one, prevent people from being bussed against their will or under false pretenses.
wefarrell t1_jaz774y wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
Nobody’s whining. If you want to deal with the problem you need to deal with the cause.
wefarrell t1_jaz3gtg wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
I acknowledged it right away but you weren’t clear on scope. I wasn’t sure if it was the one we’ve been hearing about for the last 20 years plus or the one created by Republican governors but you’ve made it clear it’s the latter.
wefarrell t1_jaz2ko8 wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
It’s a problem that’s been engineered by republican governors.
wefarrell t1_jaz28zx wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
They’re not choosing to come here, they’re being bussed in.
wefarrell t1_jax7eht wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
The rate of illegal immigration has been declining since 2007 (not counting 2020 for obvious reasons) so I’m not sure what the scope of the “immediate problem” you refer to.
Are you referring to certain presidential hopefuls choosing to send migrants by the bus load to NYC?
wefarrell t1_jax3mr8 wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
That’s a strawman argument, few would acknowledge it isn’t a problem. Progressives take issue with a restriction in immigration being the only solution. Building more housing would be a good start.
Meanwhile those on the right will simultaneously complain about immigration and inflation without realizing that a drop in immigration is one of the leading causes for rising prices right now.
wefarrell t1_javzb5g wrote
Reply to comment by dproma in NYC official says city is spending an estimated $10M a day on housing, feeding migrants by NYY657545
Life is good as someone getting paid to feed and house migrants. They're not living that well, the money is going to corruption.
wefarrell t1_jaeo3vy wrote
The original streetsblog post is not clear about what the plans are:
One council member says:
>The plan is not to make permanent the current outdoor dining sheds you see on our streets or continue with this patchwork quilt of random structures – some that are impressive and creative extensions of their brick-and-mortar motherships and some that have come to more closely resemble abandoned shipwrecks from the First World War – but to create a better program with new rules, new standards, clear design guidelines and operating requirements, moving away from the year-round structures that often sit empty during the winter months
That's entirely reasonable, we need these things to be regulated.
wefarrell t1_jaeafen wrote
Reply to comment by Popcat_1136 in Private healthcare in the UK by Popcat_1136
Right, because the American system is so much better. /s
wefarrell t1_j9uyydj wrote
Reply to comment by drpvn in Burying Moses' biggest middle finger to the city? Plan to tunnel the BQE being discussed by scooterflaneuse
For 10 trillion dollars.
wefarrell t1_j8oy7nj wrote
Reply to What do New Yorkers think about Angelinos? Just curious. I have never been to the east coast. by [deleted]
Is that a restaurant? Never heard of it.
wefarrell t1_j7gfft1 wrote
Reply to comment by ThoolooExpress in Tired of parking placard abuse? The DOT is holding a public hearing on some new rules that target parking placard abuse in loading zones on the 7th, and there aren't nearly enough comments. You can comment on the site, via email, or attend the hearing. by ThoolooExpress
It's a step for sure. How big of a step remains to be seen.
I can't help but think that a lot of measures like this and the bounty program for cars parked in bike lanes are a band aid on the much larger issue of the NYPD having contempt for the population they are supposed to serve. The cynic in me thinks that they will just flat out ignore this rule and if our elected officials do figure out a way to bring them to heel then cops will figure out another way to lash out.
wefarrell t1_j7ehcec wrote
Reply to Tired of parking placard abuse? The DOT is holding a public hearing on some new rules that target parking placard abuse in loading zones on the 7th, and there aren't nearly enough comments. You can comment on the site, via email, or attend the hearing. by ThoolooExpress
Better than nothing, but who’s going to enforce this?
wefarrell t1_j6vc01p wrote
Reply to comment by movingtobay2019 in Here’s how much Gov. Kathy Hochul is offering NYC for $1B migrant crisis tab by NYY657545
Well yeah, if they face death back home then they probably won't return and I don't blame them. Either way they didn't enter illegally, they're not here illegally and they've followed the legal asylum process.
wefarrell t1_j6vb5rk wrote
Reply to comment by throws_rocks_at_cars in Here’s how much Gov. Kathy Hochul is offering NYC for $1B migrant crisis tab by NYY657545
They're not though. If that were the case they wouldn't be bussed to NYC, they'd be deported. There is a process for asylum seekers that's defined by law and they've followed it.
wefarrell t1_j6tvu31 wrote
Reply to comment by MrMagaHat in Here’s how much Gov. Kathy Hochul is offering NYC for $1B migrant crisis tab by NYY657545
This isn't mass illegal immigration though. These are asylum seekers who entered the country through ports of entry, presented their case to border patrol, and are waiting to have it heard by an immigration judge.
wefarrell t1_j6oty2r wrote
Reply to comment by VisualMod in Tesla $$ by MikeVikes1
/u/VisualMod giving out specific financial advice? Sounds legally dangerous.
wefarrell t1_j6on3nz wrote
Reply to comment by Nightshade238 in At 6.1%, India to be fastest-growing economy, projects IMF; China at 5.2% by Gopu_17
Why do you say that?
Chinese workers are in a far better position now than they were 50 years ago. Same with workers in the US at the beginning of the 20th century vs the end.
wefarrell t1_j6ol2h8 wrote
Reply to comment by Dajoey120 in Adani investors rally to $2.5 billion share sale by Dajoey120
They were accused of stock manipulation so maybe it's more stock manipulation?
wefarrell t1_jb5180h wrote
Reply to Humans Started Riding Horses 5,000 Years Ago, New Evidence Suggests by geoxol
I can’t imagine the thought process that led to a human jumping on top of a wild animal and trying to ride it. Alcohol must have been involved.