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Well then keep doing nothing...that is the easy thing to do afterall.
Oh, I think things will be done, but I am not yet sure what exactly. For one thing, I am looking just west at a large ivy-league institution and I am smart enough to know that they will not tolerate their students, faculty, whoever, living with the nonsense that comes to pass daily here. Including but not limited to litter and garbage on the streets. The problem people seem blissfully unaware of this.
If you mean me personally, I never give up - never would. Not my nature, and it does create some positive energy to do something.
Oh, I think things will be done, but I am not yet sure what exactly. For one thing, I am looking just west at a large ivy-league institution and I am smart enough to know that they will not tolerate their students, faculty, whoever, living with the nonsense that comes to pass daily here. Including but not limited to litter and garbage on the streets. The problem people seem blissfully unaware of this.
If you mean me personally, I never give up - never would. Not my nature, and it does create some positive energy to do something.
Litter and garbage is all over this city regardless of the area. New Yorkers in general are dirty people that treat their own city as a trash can.
And they have all been shipped to your neighborhood cause no one wanted to fix any problems.
And I except that. And now that all the undesirables were displaced to the Bronx, its now time to shipped them elsewhere. Its all a game of hot potato. The Bronx has held the hot potato for the past 60 years while the surrounding boroughs improved. Not its time for the hot potato to be given to someone else.
And I except that. And now that all the undesirables were displaced to the Bronx, its now time to shipped them elsewhere. Its all a game of hot potato. The Bronx has held the hot potato for the past 60 years while the surrounding boroughs improved. Not its time for the hot potato to be given to someone else.
And you wonder why I say you hate the poor because this is how you want to treat the poor....I know, I know, you say ghetto people, I know. But the truth is all poor people are effected by this, not just the ghetto people you worry about.
Again, maybe you should of bought in a better neighborhood...then you wouldn't have to whine about the poor people and wish for them to be shipped elsewhere.
The city really just needs to build new middle-income housing throughout the other boroughs. Problem why developers can't do it is because construction costs are so overpriced that only luxury apartments make sense. There should be a union of city workers who just continuously construct housing on underutilized stretches (railyards, parking lots, vacant lots) of land that are convenient to mass transportation.
And by affordable, I mean housing that should be affordable for families making between 35-90k. I'm irked I can't live in those new 42nd Street towers because I don't make less than 24k or more than 124k. What about the rest of us....
Middle income in New York City is low income to poverty level. The bad ole days of NYC of old are long long, and it needs to stay that way. Gentrification is a good thing. If ya don't like it, then move.
Litter and garbage is all over this city regardless of the area. New Yorkers in general are dirty people that treat their own city as a trash can.
Litter and garbage proliferate in places like Harlem. This is not the case to such an extent in other areas.
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