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"The mayor said 1,400 New Yorkers signed up for the snow removal job program just on Tuesday, the day Trump tossed that barb. He also said the added support for his city workers is instrumental. These shovelers helped clear more than 16,000 crosswalks, more than 4,000 hydrants, and more than 7,000 bus stops, Mamdani said."
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22 minutes ago, ThreePointTakedown said:
"The mayor said 1,400 New Yorkers signed up for the snow removal job program just on Tuesday, the day Trump tossed that barb. He also said the added support for his city workers is instrumental. These shovelers helped clear more than 16,000 crosswalks, more than 4,000 hydrants, and more than 7,000 bus stops, Mamdani said."

So each individual out of the 1,400 sjocelers cleared 11.43 crosswalks.   5 bus stops and 2.86 fire hydrants?

ai estimates that is approx 19 hours per shoveler.  This assumes some of the shovelers aren’t lazy bums they don’t shovel anything too 

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7 minutes ago, Caveira said:

So each individual out of the 1,400 sjocelers cleared 11.43 crosswalks.   5 bus stops and 2.86 fire hydrants?

ai estimates that is approx 19 hours per shoveler.  This assumes some of the shovelers aren’t lazy bums they don’t shovel anything too 

Again, seriously? Did you read the quote? The Mayor said they HELPED to clear. They may not have all done it themselves. 

What is the point of baselessly dismissing the achievements of a program like this without even representing it correctly? What do you get out of it? What does it say about you that you either can't read the article or misinterpret it so badly? 

The program worked. I'm sorry that you were hoping that it wouldn't. Why would you hope it wouldn't? What do you get from its failure? I can guess but we don't really like doing that here anymore. 

Would you be so humble as to answer some or all of those questions? 

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1 minute ago, ThreePointTakedown said:

 

Again, seriously? Did you read the quote? The Mayor said they HELPED to clear. They may not have all done it themselves. 

What is the point of baselessly dismissing the achievements of a program like this without even representing it correctly? What do you get out of it? What does it say about you that you either can't read the article or misinterpret it so badly? 

The program worked. I'm sorry that you were hoping that it wouldn't. Why would you hope it wouldn't? What do you get from its failure? I can guess but we don't really like doing that here anymore. 

Would you be so humble as to answer some or all of those questions? 

the city is broke.    Why is he raising property taxes on us citizens and giving free health care to illegals ?

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12 minutes ago, ThreePointTakedown said:

 

The program worked. I'm sorry that you were hoping that it wouldn't. Why would you hope it wouldn't? What do you get from its failure? I can guess but we don't really like doing that here anymore. 

 

I was hoping it worked. To bad voting doesn't work this way. We don't have to guess who to give the shovel to.

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2 hours ago, Caveira said:

the city is broke.    Why is he raising property taxes on us citizens and giving free health care to illegals ?

So your gripe is that money was used effectively to provide a necessary service? 
Where is the policy that undocumented human immigrants are getting free healthcare? 

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31 minutes ago, ThreePointTakedown said:

So your gripe is that money was used effectively to provide a necessary service? 
Where is the policy that undocumented human immigrants are getting free healthcare? 

Illegals don’t need free health care.  They need a free ride home 

margarine is on stinking  video saying illegals get free shit in nyc 
 

 

 

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1 minute ago, ThreePointTakedown said:

Then why are you scared to provide it?

It’s been posted 25 times already.  You don’t read shit 

Posted
3 hours ago, Caveira said:

So each individual out of the 1,400 sjocelers cleared 11.43 crosswalks.   5 bus stops and 2.86 fire hydrants?

ai estimates that is approx 19 hours per shoveler.  This assumes some of the shovelers aren’t lazy bums they don’t shovel anything too 

50% of the work is done by the square root of the group. So in a group of 100 people 10 do half the work. This is called the Pareto Distribution. So approximately 40 people did half the work. This is a universal rule. It's the same phenomenon with wealth distribution. 

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50 minutes ago, Caveira said:

It’s been posted 25 times already.  You don’t read shit 

I’m sorry no need to curse. Let’s not get emotional.
Was the video posted here? Where? 
Wouldn't it save time to just repost it if it’s so easy to find? 
Or are you mistaken as to what is said in the video and you are scared to be wrong?

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5 minutes ago, ThreePointTakedown said:

I’m sorry no need to curse. Let’s not get emotional.
Was the video posted here? Where? 
Wouldn't it save time to just repost it if it’s so easy to find? 
Or are you mistaken as to what is said in the video and you are scared to be wrong?

I am not mistaken 

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TPTTTPTTTPT, 

You never provide "evidence".   So it is rich that you are demanding it of others.   When you start providing evidence for what you say, then you might get someone to reciprocate.   That means treat you the same way, just in case you didn't know. 

mspart

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23 minutes ago, mspart said:

TPTTTPTTTPT, 

You never provide "evidence".   So it is rich that you are demanding it of others.   When you start providing evidence for what you say, then you might get someone to reciprocate.   That means treat you the same way, just in case you didn't know. 

mspart

He’s too busy circle jerking to try sound smart.  

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Communists never pay

 

Say it ain’t snow! Emergency shoveler sues city for failing to pay after historic blizzard

Published March 28, 2026, 4:34 p.m.

It was a snow job.

A New Yorker who signed up to shovel snow this winter claimed he’s yet to be fully paid for his work — collecting a measly $300 instead of what he thought would be a $3,600 windfall.

Jacob Jackson signed up to be an emergency snow shoveler in November, when pay was listed as $19.14 per hour, with overtime pay of $28.71, he said in a Manhattan Federal Court lawsuit against the city.

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Of course, they will expect taxpayer-funded attorneys to represent. And they will start demanding lost time, mental anguish, backpay with interest, etc... This genius move might end up costing the city and taxpayers 3x the original estimate.

Posted
1 hour ago, Caveira said:

Communists never pay

 

 

Say it ain’t snow! Emergency shoveler sues city for failing to pay after historic blizzard

Published March 28, 2026, 4:34 p.m.

It was a snow job.

A New Yorker who signed up to shovel snow this winter claimed he’s yet to be fully paid for his work — collecting a measly $300 instead of what he thought would be a $3,600 windfall.

Jacob Jackson signed up to be an emergency snow shoveler in November, when pay was listed as $19.14 per hour, with overtime pay of $28.71, he said in a Manhattan Federal Court lawsuit against the city.

Unbelievable. The hypocritical wingers whine when govt workers get paid too much, then also whine when they get too little. Can't make this hypocrisy up!!

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