Won't somebody think of my view!

The problem is that migrants have to be on EU soil in order to claim asylum. The EU should create a program where refugees can apply for asylum remotely. The US did that recently and it saw a drastic decrease in illegal border crossings.

Edit: to the person who downvoted me, if you disagree with this then your problem isn’t with asylum seekers being put in danger. You just don’t want any asylum seekers whatsoever. You can be honest. You don’t have to pretend to care about asylum seekers. You can just say you don’t want the program to exist.

It's still good if you want to rent a house out in the country, but if you're staying in a city you're probably better off with a hotel.

They probably have that same conversation 100 times per day.

Sure that would be great, but I'm not sure how something like that could be enforced without it also applying to much smaller offenses. For example if a candidate said they had a 4 year degree but really only had a 2 year degree + 1.5 years of credits towards the 4 year degree. Would the same penalties apply to them? Seems like they would b/c they said something that's not true. From a legal perspective how would you distinguish between them and someone like Santos? Then there's also the inevitable 1st amendment case this law would lead to.

He hasn't broken any US laws. At least not to public knowledge.

Oh thanks. Apparently you can still submit the survey. I just did. Don’t know if the mods will count it.

What happened to the crime thread? It was nice not having NYPost articles be spammed in the sub.

Put another train above the park. The vibrations from the two train lines will cancel each other out.

And he would have been right about the hundreds of other loud explosions that people have heard in city over the decades.

See it’s not that hard. The Florida and Texas state governments are incompetent.

Also worth noting this is the exact same tactic Putin uses to try to destabilize European government. Abbot and Desantis are in good company.

The crime thread is good.

Leave Golthar alone. I use him all of the time. He's a good catsitter.

It's part of the NY constitution that registration has to occur at least 10 days before election day. There was a ballot measure last year that would have removed this requirement but it failed.

https://ballotpedia.org/New_York_Proposal_3,Remove_10-Day-Advance_Voter_Registration_Requirement_Amendment(2021)

Just shows you why it's important to show up and vote in every election.

I totally disagree with this mindset. Some people act like they're doing candidates a huge favor by showing up to vote for them. You're showing up for yourself. The only thing that you accomplish by not voting is letting other people decide your life for you.

I know right. Zeldin would be totally useless in decreasing crime but plenty of people are going to vote for him anyway.

I was supposed to go today, but I was hungover from a Halloween party. I'm going to go Tuesday instead!

> A State Board of Elections investigation was stalled when two Republican board members were absent from a vote to request subpoena power.

And the members of the party who are supposed to hold him accountable are covering for him.

Hopes, dreams, and $30 million in super PAC money.

It's impossible for people in this sub to be happy. People complain about crime in the subway and when the government does something about it they complain about that too. Admit ya'll just want to complain regardless of what's actually happening.

I actually never see this and I ride the subways every day. I only ever see people on this sub complain about it, which makes me think it's just regular Reddit cop bashing.

People always complain about this, but I've seen this maybe once. Makes me think this concern is overblown.

That doesn’t make any sense.

That's really not true. The original MRNA vaccines have been shown to prevent infection with Omicron

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00200-9

We also don't have human efficacy trials yet with the bivalent booster, but that's expected to be much more effective based on animal trials.

But that's not true. Vaccines do prevent both contracting and transmitting Covid. Why are you taking the word of a non scientifically literate judge on this?