yiannistheman
yiannistheman t1_it63afu wrote
Reply to comment by LengthinessNew961 in [OC] 15 Years of New York City Shooting Victims by supaplex_
>The center of Manhattan is midtown where the richest millionaires and billionaires live, they don’t kill people, just commit corporate crimes.
This isn't entirely true - they kill people too, they usually just do it from a policy perspective and the occasional drunk driving incident.
yiannistheman t1_it5bj8q wrote
Reply to comment by WickhamAkimbo in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
Yeah, the sad part is you trying to pretend that a random altercation between two people who run into each other can't turn into a freak accident anywhere else.
Try to peddle your bullshit elsewhere fucknuts, right down to lying about your political leanings as if your post history doesn't exist for all to see.
yiannistheman t1_it549lv wrote
Reply to comment by WickhamAkimbo in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
Listen Bucky, Canada doesn't qualify as having traveled extensively.
Go back to hiding under your bed now, you can still hear the angry talk radio from there, no worries.
yiannistheman t1_it2bk7i wrote
Reply to comment by user_joined_just_now in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
He's referring to the fact that this sub is overrun by people who have never stepped foot here.
yiannistheman t1_it2bfut wrote
Reply to comment by WickhamAkimbo in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
No it's not, that's just fear mongering at its finest. Crime is certainly up but nowhere near historical levels.
Meanwhile, crime is up outside of cities too.
yiannistheman t1_it0ssad wrote
Reply to comment by stoptakingmylogins in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
A lot of words to say basically nothing. There are a lot of people using the subways and as such you'd expect a higher number of incidents there.
Top five states in terms of murders per 100k population have routinely been Louisiana, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi and South Carolina. They're usually in the double digits. NYC's rate was 5.5 last year.
The spike in crime is cause for concern, but let's not pretend there's been some precipitous decline in safety.
yiannistheman t1_it0moka wrote
Reply to comment by Aaco0638 in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
They're New York Post readers. Pathetic gross people are their target demographic.
yiannistheman t1_it0ijv2 wrote
Reply to comment by Hummus_ForAll in Queens man struck by subway in fight was rushing to take wife to doctor’s visit: widow by someone_whoisthat
Yeah, random and unprovoked aren't unique to this city in any way. Inserting the word "subway" into your post doesn't change that.
Just ask the asshole who live streamed his shooting spree in Memphis.
yiannistheman t1_isbqt4u wrote
Reply to comment by TotalBismuth in FREE ELECTRICITY! Credit Suisse analysis says Inflation Reduction Act will produce solar modules for two pennies a watt in Ohio, while federal tax credits will cover 50% of project costs. by manual_tranny
Equity research departments are decoupled from the deal and decision makers for the most part. You can have industry leading researchers working in a bank that can't get out of it's own way, as is the case here.
yiannistheman t1_ir8cq27 wrote
Reply to comment by FreightProgram in My thoughts after walking 8.5 miles down Roosevelt Ave and Greenpoint Ave through Queens by iFlunkedChemistry
Movie? To the folks who watch Fox News that believe NYC is a crime-ridden hellhole, it's a documentary.
yiannistheman t1_ir4818w wrote
Reply to comment by Swimming_Coat4177 in Babak Broumand Found Guilty of Selling FBI Secrets to Armenian Mob by bunnieollie
It did nothing of the sort. In fact, the instructions from Barr in his memory, which they fought tooth and nail to keep private and was released the same day as the report, basically just said "he's the president you can't charge him'. Mueller laid out ten scenarios where obstruction would have been on the table for anyone but the King of the US. Everyone else is subject to trial and conviction based on reasonable doubt, but you'd like him to be standing over the dead body of this asset.
yiannistheman t1_ir46uew wrote
Reply to comment by Swimming_Coat4177 in Babak Broumand Found Guilty of Selling FBI Secrets to Armenian Mob by bunnieollie
Sure, but how about the Times:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/09/09/us/politics/cia-informant-russia.html
The Washington Post:
Vox:
https://www.vox.com/2019/9/9/20856915/cnn-trump-russia-spy-putin-cia
I guess they're all not credible either. At some point, when you've whittled down the list of credible sources to Fox News, you might want to have a look in the mirror.
Meanwhile - the bizarre behavior of cozying up to Putin and NK, withholding classified documentation for no reason whatsoever in a private home with uncleared staff all around - that is just normal behavior, right?
yiannistheman t1_itlygg9 wrote
Reply to comment by Defiant-Giraffe in Bananarama may not have been one of the most successful bands of the 1980s, but it certainly was one of the most 80s bands of the 1980s. by L0st_in_the_Stars
Are you sure? The internet's a big place, for all you know you're huge in some other country.