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![]() MLenoch wrote: So why don't you recall him? It worked in California... -- Jay Honeck Unlike California, Chicago is not financially bankrupt......yet. So? Recall does not have to be linked to finances. He's an idiot, get him outta there. |
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![]() "MLenoch" wrote in message ... So why don't you recall him? It worked in California... -- Jay Honeck Unlike California, Chicago is not financially bankrupt......yet. VL No, just morally. To threaten somebody's life over a baseball game (and Chicago would have lost it anyway) is not something that cizilized people do. Of course everytime the Bulls win a game, people riot, and when they lose a game, people riot, so as Jay says, not the best and the brightest.... |
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"Ralph Snart"
wrote: that cizilized people Nuff said...........(the threats came from suburbanites, anyway.) VL |
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So why don't you recall him?
It worked in California... Unlike California, Chicago is not financially bankrupt......yet. Look, here's the bottom line: In ANY other city, in ANY other state, a guy who sent bulldozers to rip up public property -- in the MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT -- would have been arrested. He would then have been put under medical observation, to ascertain his sanity. Why is it just "business as usual" in Chicago? -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
news:Tpakb.806050$YN5.806702@sccrnsc01... Look, here's the bottom line: In ANY other city, in ANY other state, a guy who sent bulldozers to rip up public property -- in the MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT -- would have been arrested. If that were true, then most public renovation projects would result in the arrest of the presiding public officials (and of the bulldozer operators themselves--if they were not acting on someone's lawful authority, then they too were committing a crime). You usually have to bulldoze what's there in order to build something else. Often there are people who preferred to keep what was already there. Daley decided to renovate a piece of public land whose usage was under his administrative authority as an elected public official. There are sound objections to the decision and to his implementation, but the idea that he committed a crime (such as vandalism) is sheer fantasy. --Gary He would then have been put under medical observation, to ascertain his sanity. Why is it just "business as usual" in Chicago? -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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In article Tpakb.806050$YN5.806702@sccrnsc01, "Jay Honeck"
wrote: So why don't you recall him? It worked in California... Unlike California, Chicago is not financially bankrupt......yet. Look, here's the bottom line: In ANY other city, in ANY other state, a guy who sent bulldozers to rip up public property -- in the MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT -- would have been arrested. do you really think it would have been different in Boston, MA? -- Bob Noel |
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![]() Jay Honeck wrote: Look, here's the bottom line: In ANY other city, in ANY other state, a guy who sent bulldozers to rip up public property -- in the MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT -- would have been arrested. The Atlantic City mayor didn't get arrested either. George Patterson To a pilot, altitude is like money - it is possible that having too much could prove embarassing, but having too little is always fatal. |
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as a Chicagoian and a pilot you have it all wrong. NONE of the citizens, or
pilots in this town wanted to lose Meigs. It was ONLY our mayor. So why condemn us and root for our Cubs to lose, punishing the citizens? Because you Chicago morons refuse to rise up and throw the crook/terrorist out of office . . . what other ways are there to show your dictator the contempt he deserves? www.Rosspilot.com |
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Because you Chicago morons refuse to rise up and throw the crook/terrorist
out of office . . . what other ways are there to show your dictator the contempt he deserves? Just ask Jesse Jackson...............nuf said. VL |
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![]() You're an idiot. Daley's constituency is made up not of pilots, but of people that want handouts, and people for whom his "machine" does favors. Pilots in Chicago have no say because for every one of us, there are 25,000 of them. And whenever its convenient, Daley plays the "class warfare" game like a good Democrat does, taking full advantage of the very ignorant in order to stay in power. That's the "Chicago" way and one reason why this place has its reputation. "Rosspilot" wrote in message ... as a Chicagoian and a pilot you have it all wrong. NONE of the citizens, or pilots in this town wanted to lose Meigs. It was ONLY our mayor. So why condemn us and root for our Cubs to lose, punishing the citizens? Because you Chicago morons refuse to rise up and throw the crook/terrorist out of office . . . what other ways are there to show your dictator the contempt he deserves? www.Rosspilot.com |
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