Just when you thought Cruella went off the deep end.... then comes this.... (how much, felony)
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Such wonderful backwards thinking.
Criminal background forgiveness, but we’re gonna up the ante on toll beaters.
Because like revenue loss and stuff.
Such wonderful backwards thinking.
Criminal background forgiveness, but we’re gonna up the ante on toll beaters.
Because like revenue loss and stuff.
Lets criminalize toll theft...... and make it a Felony...
but robbing people, robbing stores, attacking people all get a pass in court...
Just means its more about the $$$$
Good job Cruella........... making sure you F over every last new yorker
Steal from the "rich" and give to the "poor". It's the NY way. No longer the Empire state. Now it's the welfare state. Not to mention, anti Constitution.
..I was recently offered an opportunity to buy some acreage (mix of tillable fields/pasture/hardwoods) that border the
back of my farm (that other farm just couldn't produce a profit no matter how much cost cutting they did). In light of the direction this state is going, I just can't bring myself to spend hard earned money on any more land in this state.
When she retires in comfort in few years, things will be worse than they are now.
When there is no accountability nothing can change. I’m not even gonna mention patriotism which is pretty much dead at this point.
But not paying for the subway is a civil ticket now no? How’s that equate.
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