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HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irt0vg5 wrote

The sad part is, we, collectively, are not very smart, or we would be electing better leadership.

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HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irt27wr wrote

Why are you against this? Imagine how much money he could make! This would be a great investment for him!

/s

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skaleywags t1_irt9zyy wrote

Paul Firestone eh? Sounds like you're very well informed.

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Vertigo963 t1_irtjdwh wrote

Hey, what if it was illegal to have a billion dollars? Just a thought.

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LateralEntry OP t1_irtjmqn wrote

I don’t begrudge Paul Fireman his money, I begrudge that he’s trying to use it to pave over a bird sanctuary to expand a golf club for rich people. Forget that noise

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podkayne3000 t1_irufw7z wrote

Supposedly the plan has already gotten through the legislature and is a done deal.

I'm hoping the person who told me that is wrong and misunderstood what's going on.

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mbastor24 t1_irunbgc wrote

I thought Paul Fireman already had all the legal authority he needs. These flyers are a red herring.

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BenevolentCheese t1_iruvcxd wrote

I tore down 9 in a single intersection, 2-3 on each corner. Zero accountability. Just does it illegal shit to get what he wants and is slapped with a trivial fine.

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[deleted] t1_irvqxgg wrote

How is he going to pave over the park. Looks like a park. Isn’t there a pile of contaminated waste in the park???

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LateralEntry OP t1_irvt17g wrote

Paul Fireman is a billionaire who owns a tacky golf course next to Liberty State Park that costs $500k+ to join. He's been trying for years to expand his golf course, by destroying Caven Point, a bird sanctuary within the park that's open to the public, and paving it over and putting up a wall around it so you can't visit.

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LateralEntry OP t1_irvt4th wrote

Paul Fireman is a billionaire who owns a tacky golf course next to Liberty State Park that costs $500k+ to join. He's been trying for years to expand his golf course, by destroying Caven Point, a bird sanctuary within the park that's open to the public, and paving it over and putting up a wall around it so you can't visit.

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TheMikri t1_irw09i1 wrote

Anyone have a photo of the flyer?

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mikevago t1_irw40pg wrote

That's what Fireman's been trying to do for decades, but thus far the city and the state have stopped him. State Senator Brian Stack introduced a bill that would open up the park to private development, and squashed a bill that would protect Caven Point from developers. Then, after some backlash, introduced a bill to protect Caven Point.

If that passes, then our public land (and vital habitat to several threatened bird and fish species) is safe. Except the governor is pals with Fireman. So it's going to come down to who Phil Murphy values more — each and every one of his constituents put together, or one out-of-state bilionaire.

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