Submitted by EyesOnImprovement t3_zec1yo in jerseycity
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Blecher_onthe_Hudson t1_iz6oles wrote
Actually, my favorite part of the article was that he still owns a house with his wife down the shore, but claims residence in an apartment with a roommate in JC. Sure. Someone needs to surveill that place and see how many nights he spends there.
Too many of our public servants are not part of our community, and just view Jersey City as a tit to suck on. This supposed residency thing is a recurring theme, Michael Yun supposedly slept in his Central avenue apartment while owning a house in the suburbs with his wife. These stories go on and on.
DifficultyNext7666 t1_iz6wvtb wrote
My favorite part is where it could not be any more obvious they don't give a fuck and think they're untouchable.
He didn't even bother to rent a studio to make it a little more believable.
This scheme isn't worth an extra 7k to make it more believable
Mindless-Budget9019 t1_iz72ybf wrote
Yes, teachers should be forced to reside in Jersey City as well.
Blecher_onthe_Hudson t1_iz74etn wrote
The horror!
da-evil-genius t1_iz7i1rb wrote
Ha what kind of home can a JC teacher afford to buy in JC? 😂
Mindless-Budget9019 t1_iz7il2c wrote
I know right. Teachers’ salaries are so expensive they drive up property taxes. Someone should do something about that
FireworksForJeffy t1_iz7labp wrote
This asshole is seriously the best Hudson County can do? What a joke.
orb_king t1_iz7ljp3 wrote
Hm “gosh I can’t remember why a drug kingpin called me and knew it was my birthday, who knows what that was about lol”
Give me a break, dude. Maybe we can elect people who aren’t like this for once?
I’d wager that this fella: does not actually live in Jersey City, was involved in greasy corrupt cop shit in the 80s, is not paying a fair tax rate on his property here, and has more than one government job.
The Hudson County Democrats need a wake up call with this next election, and more of us need to vote and run for office.
Blecher_onthe_Hudson t1_iz7m5yb wrote
There's plenty of homes in JC comparable to what they be spending in the suburbs.
Kigarta t1_iz8pnfg wrote
What if those teachers have children? Isn't that a conflict of interest? Teacher your own children? Your nieces and nephews? Favoritism?
elseworthtoohey t1_iz90iiu wrote
They don't want their kids to have to be educated in Jersey City's schools.
jgweiss t1_iz94gwa wrote
and he will groom another grifting asshole to spend 30 years waiting for this job while moving out to Monmouth County too. insane how we can't loosen this grip of corruption
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Mindless-Budget9019 t1_iz9j9y3 wrote
We already have bozo the clown teaching our kids. Have you seen how terrible our kids do? We need teachers who are invested in the community and not just a paycheck.
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Fearless-Pizza583 t1_izbqbdn wrote
OPRA E-ZPass on Hudson County car
da-evil-genius t1_izecz4q wrote
On a teacher’s salary? Yeah, ok.
Blecher_onthe_Hudson t1_izevqve wrote
Yes. There's a whole of of JC that's not Downtown, where a 2br can be had for under $2500. Do you really think they can live for less than that in the suburbs? The median JC teacher makes $95k.
pineappleexpression t1_iziyytp wrote
If Phil Swibinski is giving quotes for an article, you know the politician is scummy
CaptBrett t1_izj86qo wrote
ooo this is pretty good.
da-evil-genius t1_izpjr1p wrote
JC teachers make 95k?! What kind of crazy report do you read? They start at 45-50k.
You cannot BUY a home in JC making that kind of money. Maybe a studio if you plan on never having a family.
Blecher_onthe_Hudson t1_izrcesq wrote
Yes, my number is correct, but so is yours. The union set this up to reward seniority at the expense of new hires, then use the newcomers low income numbers as a cudgel to complain about how poorly paid they are!
Go to the State education website, they have income statistics on every public employee. You can actually burrow down and do the same calculation I did to see the median income. And I excluded admin.
Peach-Os t1_iz604k3 wrote
"Opens up"
> “The essence of the call I don’t remember — what made him or me, I don’t know what happened — pick up the phone,” Guy said. “My whole interaction with that case was probably less than 20 seconds. Let’s go on the long end: 30 seconds. So, 30 seconds could change a person’s life.”
Yeah, real open there Guy.