We need a general tweet of the day thread
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SFGbob
New Fish
She has gotten to where she is today entirely on her skin color, her gender and her dick sucking abilities. Why would she start doing the work now? Work is boring, work is hard, work isn't really much fun. Why do it when you don't have to?
It's so much easier to just run your mouth spouting the standard racial/gender identity political lines.
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TurdBomber
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Symone Sanders is a fat toxic abrasive obnoxious cow. Sending her packing is a smart move for anyone in any office in any industry in any state anywhere.
Can't use the term lazy to criticize her, though.
TurdBomber
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Incompetent is a better term for Harrris. She's so far over her head on so many issues, she doesn't know where to begin.
She's like a 5 year old entering the cockpit of a space shuttle.
Utterly fucking clueless.
TurdBomber
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To be fair, let's break down the percentages. Skin color is probably 20%, gender is 15% and 500% is dick sucking.
The dems are trying to square the circle. They love the opportunity for graft in public transportation - feed the private sector crony capitalists and the public unions. But they feel no need to keep the public safe while using public transportation. Now it's don't wear a short skirt unless you want to be raped. It's your fault.
https://hotair.com/jazz-shaw/2021/1...public-transit-is-this-the-new-normal-n433202
Amid a surge in some New York City violent crime, Wall Street bigwigs continue to encourage younger staffers to come into the office — but to do so with caution.
At Bank of America, senior executives have quietly encouraged younger employees to “dress down” to attract less attention as they make their way to B of A’s tower at 1 Bryant Park.
These execs have told their staffers that dressing up, or wearing anything with a Bank of America logo, could make them a target. One bank employee told On The Money he is on high alert after he spotted someone with a knife near the office during a recent trek to the Manhattan office.
This is a rather sad state of affairs. Rather than dressing up for work in a professional environment, staffers are being advised to “dress down” so they don’t look like tempting targets for muggers. The managers are clearly aware that the streets are simply not safe anymore.
Other businesses are going even further. The walk from Penn Station or the Port Authority Bus Terminal to people’s homes and offices is seen as being too dangerous, particularly after dark. Citibank has begun providing private shuttles so their staffers can avoid public transit altogether. Others have established contracts with car services or ride-sharing apps so the staff can be taken from door to door for free.
Are people in New York City just going to accept that the criminals have largely taken over the streets and adjust their professional lifestyles to avoid becoming another statistic? People shouldn’t have to tolerate this. It’s the first job of the government to keep its citizens safe and able to function normally without fear of being robbed, beaten, or worse on their way to or from work. And when municipal officials are failing in that duty they must be held accountable.
There is at least some hope that when Bill de Blasio is finally gone next month and Eric Adams is in office, a greater measure of security will be restored and a more normal commuting routine will be possible. One CEO told reporters that he hoped this was the case but, “it’s almost like he can’t get here soon enough to restore law and order.”
The subway stations are not safe. If you’re not being shaken down for money, somebody may be along shortly to randomly shove you onto the tracks. The sidewalks near Penn Station and the bus terminal are danger zones, with people regularly being stabbed, shot, or mugged as soon as the sun goes down. People didn’t ride out the pandemic just to have their city stolen from them by gang members. Something has to be done sooner rather than later.
https://hotair.com/jazz-shaw/2021/1...public-transit-is-this-the-new-normal-n433202
Amid a surge in some New York City violent crime, Wall Street bigwigs continue to encourage younger staffers to come into the office — but to do so with caution.
At Bank of America, senior executives have quietly encouraged younger employees to “dress down” to attract less attention as they make their way to B of A’s tower at 1 Bryant Park.
These execs have told their staffers that dressing up, or wearing anything with a Bank of America logo, could make them a target. One bank employee told On The Money he is on high alert after he spotted someone with a knife near the office during a recent trek to the Manhattan office.
This is a rather sad state of affairs. Rather than dressing up for work in a professional environment, staffers are being advised to “dress down” so they don’t look like tempting targets for muggers. The managers are clearly aware that the streets are simply not safe anymore.
Other businesses are going even further. The walk from Penn Station or the Port Authority Bus Terminal to people’s homes and offices is seen as being too dangerous, particularly after dark. Citibank has begun providing private shuttles so their staffers can avoid public transit altogether. Others have established contracts with car services or ride-sharing apps so the staff can be taken from door to door for free.
Are people in New York City just going to accept that the criminals have largely taken over the streets and adjust their professional lifestyles to avoid becoming another statistic? People shouldn’t have to tolerate this. It’s the first job of the government to keep its citizens safe and able to function normally without fear of being robbed, beaten, or worse on their way to or from work. And when municipal officials are failing in that duty they must be held accountable.
There is at least some hope that when Bill de Blasio is finally gone next month and Eric Adams is in office, a greater measure of security will be restored and a more normal commuting routine will be possible. One CEO told reporters that he hoped this was the case but, “it’s almost like he can’t get here soon enough to restore law and order.”
The subway stations are not safe. If you’re not being shaken down for money, somebody may be along shortly to randomly shove you onto the tracks. The sidewalks near Penn Station and the bus terminal are danger zones, with people regularly being stabbed, shot, or mugged as soon as the sun goes down. People didn’t ride out the pandemic just to have their city stolen from them by gang members. Something has to be done sooner rather than later.
the comments to this are great - my favorite
https://twitter.com/grandoldmemes/status/1467693237959897094
https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1467937973639462929?s=20
When being a minority in only one dimension isn’t enough to get you out of trouble
When being a minority in only one dimension isn’t enough to get you out of trouble
