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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Liberals actually think that if we confiscated Elon Musk’s wealth and spent it on Somalians then they’d be inventing flying cars too.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
I have been to many second and third world countries, and realized nobody has degenerates quite like America does. It is in no way from lack of income or opportunity and has everything to do with being void of accountability.
WANTED: On Friday, October 2nd, two individuals stabbed an off-duty NYPD detective multiple times and removed his chain on Rochambeau Ave and East 208th St in the Bronx. They were last seen on a motorized bike traveling on Rochambeau Ave. Any info? DM @NYPDTips or call 1-800-577-TIPS(8477).
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
NYC Health just performed a fascinating magic trick. They released a study on congestion pricing and announced that air quality “improved slightly or remained stable.” Then you read the actual report. Their conclusion: Inside the congestion zone, pollution levels were NOT significantly different because of congestion pricing. Same result in the environmental-justice neighborhoods they monitored: NOT significantly different because of congestion pricing. Their own methodology says when the result isn’t statistically significant, it means there was “no change in pollution due to congestion pricing.” Air pollution has already been declining in NYC for nearly two decades. Their study could not establish a significant additional pollution reduction attributable to the toll. So naturally the PR department celebrates an air-quality improvement. Apparently “not statistically significant” is Health Department jargon for PUT IT IN THE HEADLINE ANYWAY.
Today we released our first comprehensive evaluation of the Congestion Relief Zone Tolling Program’s impact on neighborhood air quality, determining that the city’s air quality remained stable or improved slightly in the first year of congestion pricing: on.nyc.gov/4hAZvef
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
For anyone telling me to take it easy on the Islamists: I was a lieutenant in the NYPD. I worked “Free Palestine” rallies. They *always* devolved into anti-cop, anti-America, pro-Hamas, pro-“Globalize the intifada” melees. I watched them even turn on Muslim cops, who thought they somehow had a pass. They figured out what I knew during the BLM riots in 2020; they see blue and nothing else. Those are not your “people.” They want dominance and control; nothing less. I got out before Mamdani really got to start working. Friends still on the job know the worst is yet to come once him and his Islamist DSA buddies take over. You don’t know what you’re electing into office. Wake up now before it’s too late.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Remember when they literally ruined your life if you didn’t get the Vaxx?Then let in 17 million Unvaxxed illegals in our country. Brilliant.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Those inmates are in prison because they did not treat people as humans.
it’s refreshing to see a leader treat prison inmates as what they are… humans.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Replying to @StreetsblogNYC
Only if we turn underused bike lanes into car lanes
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Replying to @bethbourdon
In Florida, the death penalty is only considered in cases of ‘First-Degree Murder’ or ‘Sexual Battery of a Minor Under the Age of 12’. You’re literally just outing yourself as a horrible person.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Replying to @mikitaposts
I can help with this. There’s actually a mountain of criminology on this called the “generality of deviance. Offenders don’t specialize. The same low self-control that makes someone steal a trashcan in public, also bleeds into every other domain of their life. The brazen public act isn’t separate from who someone is at work, it’s probably who they are at work but no one knows yet. The employer is getting ahead of a person they know will be or already is a bad employee. Hope that helps.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
While everyone PANICS about $AMC, lets look at history... On January 25th 2021, after nearly 170%+ in gain over weeks, share offering announced, price fell 20% in an instant, squeezed a day later, offering completed 27th. Today after rallying for weeks, same thing, same spot...🥰
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Maybe some day he will join Yusef Salaam on the New York City Council.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Government: who radicalised you? Me: you did. You take half my money and bring in millions of migrants who hate me and then give my money to them.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
First “progressive” politicians make driving unaffordable with congestion pricing. Then they rip out traffic lanes for bikes. Then they push everyone into the subways. And when violence happens, they gaslight New Yorkers that the subways are “safe.”
Straphanger, 55, dies after madman knocks him out at NYC's Penn Station: sources trib.al/nxKw849
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Ever seen a cyclist signal? Me either!
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
i am a delusional optimist and i will win i am a delusional optimist and i will win i am a delusional optimist and i will win i am a delusional optimist and i will win
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
This morning, the NYPD arrested Gusmane Coulibaly, 27 years old, for assaulting our officers earlier this week in Washington Square Park.  Mr. Coulibaly was previously arrested less than three weeks ago for an attempted robbery in the transit system.
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Tony the Terminator retweeted
Hey Alex Soros: Nobody’s “attacking philanthropy.” We’re pointing out that your version of philanthropy looks a lot like a Rube Goldberg machine of tax-exempt entities, donor-advised funds, and (c)(3) → (c)(4) transfers — all designed to finance political operations while the IRS pretends not to notice. Independent philanthropy is great. Opaque philanthropy that secretly bankrolls campaigns, movements, and coordinated political machines? That’s not “reaching communities.” That’s reaching loopholes. You don’t need government to “reach” those communities. You need accountants capable of following the money, even when it disappears into your shell game. But don’t worry, Alex. I already submitted the whistleblower paperwork.
Replying to @AlexanderSoros
This is why attacks on independent philanthropy are so dangerous. Government remains the backbone of any national crisis response. But private philanthropy is an essential partner, supporting ideas, movements, and communities that public systems can't always reach.
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