Posted on 07/11/2015 5:46:33 AM PDT by jimbo123
ROFLMAO!
Well-done, ‘6.
Bingo !
I’m wondering what our libertopian friends have to say about this. Should we not make laws outlawing this behavior?
He is an embarrassment to the city IMHO.
The brutal way he spoke in front of Bloomberg on his inauguration day showed his true colors,and I was no fan of Bloomie.
Well they’re getting what they voted for.
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Merely urinating? One day, during the Abe Beam era, I saw a bum walking on the Bowery around 12 noon, in broad daylight, stop, drop trou, and defecate right in the middle of the sidewalk. When finished, he simply hiked his pants up and continued on his way.
Manhattan is only able to exist because of the Wall Street “too big to fail” banks and investment firms that siphon billions off the savings of America’s workers through a manipulated stock market and the transaction fees derived from churning 401K and IRA accounts. The New York banking cartel has maintained a stranglehold on investment capital in the USA since the early days of the Republic. Today it controls both political parties and has corrupted the government and the legal system.
Use antitrust laws to break up the banking cartel, spread the financial capital of American savers and corporations around the country, separate investment banking from commercial banking again and there will be several very positive developments.
1) New York liberals will no longer be able to subsidize the cost of their city by taxing the savings of the rest of the country through taxes on the banks and investment firms. If wealthy liberals wish to continue living the good life in “the city” they will have the choice of ponying up more taxes or reducing the size and cost of the city government and its payoffs to unions and the welfare class.
2) Downsizing the banking system from a New York cartel of “too big to fail banks” to smaller regional and local banks will greatly reduce the economic risk of bank failure. Without “too big to fail” status, banks involved in risky trading will go out of business when a speculative bet fails and the entire banking system will not be affected.
3) There will be more competition for deposits and loans.
4) Less concentrated wealth to control politicians and influence government.
5) A more regional and local focus on investment which means more capital will be invested in US businesses instead of being sent overseas.
In the Dinkins days, I saw a bum drop trou and take a dump on the Times Square shuttle during rush hour.
I hope and expect that I have made my last visit to that hellhole -- but, when I was unfortunate enough to be there, I studiously avoided the large sidewalk air grates over the subways.
The effluvia of urine (and worse) tainted air blasted from those tunnels as trains passed was a sure guarantee that I would never descend into those sewers for any reason...
Visualize whirled pees.
It was like playing hopscotch over the bums when Lindsay was mayor. Not sure what he did when he wasn't passing crabs to Florence Henderson.
Isn’t public urination a sex crime of indecent exposure?
Sadly ANYONE that chooses to live in a place controlled by liberals because it’s ‘safe and trendy’ at the time runs the risk of getting a REAL LIBERAL into office - be it NYC or Baltimore. For New Yorkers with money, they should have read the tea leaves 2 years ago and left...and they still can now, even, as it will take another 2 years for New Yorkers to realize what a NIGHTMARE they have and how that will destroy their precious real estate wealth.
Elections have consequences.
Wallow in your filth New York, you deserve it.
The massacre of disarmed students and faculty at Virginia Tech was preordained and takes me back to my experience with the violent mentally ill. My brother worked in Vermont’s Waterbury Mental Hospital in the 70s and 80s. He worked to keep some sense of order among the wing housing the criminally insane. At 5’ 5” and 145 pounds, he seemed a strange pick to work with violent, 200-pound psychopaths and he had fractures and lacerations too numerous to count. But he was more successful in reaching these deranged inmates than most other staffers so he was kept at it. Then, in the late-70s and mid-80s, the Patients’ Rights Movement burst upon psychiatry and he watched in dismay as many clearly dangerous offenders were released with the admonition to “take their medicine.” He predicted a catastrophe.
In the 80s and 90s it seemed that everyone had a horror story about the deinstitutionalized insane. In the 1990s I became intimately acquainted with the insane on a daily basis. Every day I took the commuter train to and from Boston’s South Station. South Station had become home to a colorful population of the insane, some calm, others violent. It was clear that Boston – home of arguably the most delusional Marxists in the United States – was spending most of its time hiding its problems and others than actually fixing them. Haunting South Station were the fruits of “mental patients’ rights.”
There was the Paper Clip Lady. A shambling wreck of a woman – perhaps 40, perhaps 70 – she stumbled through the crowds in a filthy trench coat despite the weather. Her long, foul hair hung in slimy glory about her white, puffy face as she had a never-ending argument with someone no one else could see. Her eyes glazed and ablaze at the same time, she held a straightened paper clip in her right hand, jabbing forcefully with it toward her imaginary opponent as she ranted and hectored in meaningless sentence fragments. In between harangues, she would stab herself under her fingernails with the paper clip, creating new freshettes of blood running down her hand and arm to join the gory dam of half-dried blood turning her sleeve into something like furry raw liver. Commuters kept a wary eye on The Paperclip Lady and if she was near one of the station’s benches, the seat behind her was always kept open in case she decided to suddenly sit down while scolding her imaginary enemy.
There was Agent Mulder, a middle-aged man always wearing a sweater vest and clutching a paperback book. Not obviously insane on first glance, he would take the opportunity to sit down across from you if there was an empty chair at the table you were using while waiting for your train. Once you glanced up in surprise he would stare at you levelly as he showed you a book about alien abductions and began earnestly telling you about the danger everyone was in from space invaders, all in a calm if intense tone, and advising you to be on the lookout.
There was The Ambassador, who wore a filthy overcoat and huge galoshes as he prowled the ramps along the train tracks. As you disembarked, he would suddenly be at your side, eyes wild, finger pointing, his unwashed face a writhing thing of madness, as he followed you into the station while loudly telling you something in no language ever spoken in Boston. Once he had reached the station, without pause, he would turn on his heel, attach himself to someone walking out to their train, and continue the exhortation.
I left my job in Boston after a while and never again had to encounter these beneficiaries of liberal benevolence, though I have often wondered how many of those who emptied the asylums ever had to take the train to and from South Station (let me guess – ah, none?) That Seung-hui Cho slaughtered 32 people isn’t the news. The real story is how the Left deliberately went out of its way to help create this massacre by freeing the crazy and disarming the sane in order that they might feel good about themselves, far from either Virginia Tech or South Station.
I would suggest a couple of men be on the look out for this, and take the idiot down, and physically rub his nose in it. There was a article recently about homeless defecating on the sidewalks. Defecating on sidewalks in full view of people. They need their noses rubbed in it badly. That is not a surprise bodily function. Plan ahead.
“Residents of new york city have only themselves to blame by voting a socialist into office.”
Karma can be a mean “bitch”.
Love your mayor, NYC liberals!
Reality can be a vicious bitch!
2nd Law of Thermodynamics at work.
Excellent!:
“I see this as Performance Art.
“PISS NEW YORK”
The hobo is just watering the Big Apple.”
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