@OnVacationBye@the_transit_guy@enforcelawsNYC It’s simply not a platform. It’s not raised and no trains stop on it. How could someone argue otherwise? There not “my” definition of a platform it’s just *the* definition.
@nypost Yeah, what kind of Bridge and Tunnel moron editor and reporter did this?
Everyone I know in NYC has been “thinking about leaving” for 15 years. It’s part of life. But few actually do. Is there anyone there who lives here and knows that?
@sidesbama@DanWolken If you interpret the simple act of pointing out Kirk’s disingenuousness as whining and complaining, you simply do not understand journalism on a fundamental level. Go back to high school or stop reading. It’s not for you.
@will6410@StreetsblogNYC If you want to change the law so it says all cops are entitled to park anywhere they want, propose that bill. It might pass!
But that’s not the law right now, and until it is, your justification of their lawlessness is nothing but banana republic bullshit
@upperwestbruin@sportsrapport Sure that’s a reasonable position if you see no difference between your private home and massive public venues where people voluntarily buy tickets to see performances. But most people aren’t complete morons
@nypost This is an insane argument. It’s not a holiday. Business is conducted as usual. What is even the logical chain of thought that leads you to believe it shouldn’t happen on 9/11, other than a general sense that motorists should never be asked to do anything other than be selfish?
@JonnyRoot_@jemelehill Are you that stupid, or do you just think we are? Anyone with a high school degree or a lick of common sense sees these are two totally different situations
@rjchoppy@jbaraldi11 You know, politicians name bills precisely so it sounds like people who are against it are illogical or mean, even if they have a good argument. It’s a fairly obvious political ploy that most halfway intelligent people see through
@benshapiro If you were an alien and you decided what to think about our world based on dipshit outrage merchants whose entire livelihood and identity depended on making you mad, you’d be an idiot.