Why do they call it a book store? Do they even sell books there? I mean, given the lack of education around that area, can the people that frequent such facilities even read?
Well perhaps the county should start managing those funds a little bit better. Then I'd be more inclined to vote for it.
It's like giving your kid an allowance for doing chores. Would you still fork over the same amount of allowance if your kid started slacking at their job?
Why? Because if they HAD the money and they weren't concerned with bringing in more, then they would have a Youngstown cop stationed somewhere in the vicinity of each school specifically for the purpose of catching speeders.
Hm, but they've got to go to the alternative, because it's cheaper out of their pockets and it's a quick way to make some cash.
I typically do the speed limit, especially in school zones, so I'm not really worried about that part of it... but it's a waste of money for a city that doesn't really have much to begin with. Like I said, they need to be more focused on the severe crimes that occur around this city.
If they do that, then they can really kiss my vote for that sales tax renewal good bye.
I think those cameras are a cop out for, well, the cops. In Youngstown, they really need to be concerned with other things than motorists going a few miles per hour over the speed limit. Let's try going after the drug dealers and the murderers. They'd have better luck if they sporadically put cameras in crack houses across the city.
I'm well aware of the unemployment situation. TRUST ME. My family is directly affected by it. I never once criticized those who were unemployed through no fault of their own. Perhaps I should have been a little more specific in my original comment. Then again, perhaps you both could have not jumped the gun and assumed that I was trying to attack people who have unfortunately lost the job that they at one point had.
I'm not a moron; I know that the people on unemployment right now were people that at one time had a job. I'm talking about the people who never worked in the first place.
I'm getting at the people who choose welfare as a career and a way of life. The people who do nothing with their lives except procreate without financial and mental stability. The ones that have ten kids who taxpayers support because they won't. THOSE are the people I'm referring to.
Posted on November 6 at 12:34 p.m.
Why do they call it a book store? Do they even sell books there? I mean, given the lack of education around that area, can the people that frequent such facilities even read?
Posted on November 6 at 12:03 p.m.
Well perhaps the county should start managing those funds a little bit better. Then I'd be more inclined to vote for it.
It's like giving your kid an allowance for doing chores. Would you still fork over the same amount of allowance if your kid started slacking at their job?
Posted on November 6 at 11:16 a.m.
I've seen them.
Posted on November 6 at 8:23 a.m.
It's totally about the money.
Why? Because if they HAD the money and they weren't concerned with bringing in more, then they would have a Youngstown cop stationed somewhere in the vicinity of each school specifically for the purpose of catching speeders.
Hm, but they've got to go to the alternative, because it's cheaper out of their pockets and it's a quick way to make some cash.
Posted on November 5 at 9:23 p.m.
So that means Youngstown should have them, too?
I typically do the speed limit, especially in school zones, so I'm not really worried about that part of it... but it's a waste of money for a city that doesn't really have much to begin with. Like I said, they need to be more focused on the severe crimes that occur around this city.
Posted on November 5 at 9:02 p.m.
HAHA.
If they do that, then they can really kiss my vote for that sales tax renewal good bye.
I think those cameras are a cop out for, well, the cops. In Youngstown, they really need to be concerned with other things than motorists going a few miles per hour over the speed limit. Let's try going after the drug dealers and the murderers. They'd have better luck if they sporadically put cameras in crack houses across the city.
Posted on November 5 at 3:31 p.m.
Better hope those kids that got busted don't read all of this bickering. It'd probably drive them to drink even more.
Posted on November 5 at 10:38 a.m.
I'm well aware of the unemployment situation. TRUST ME. My family is directly affected by it. I never once criticized those who were unemployed through no fault of their own. Perhaps I should have been a little more specific in my original comment. Then again, perhaps you both could have not jumped the gun and assumed that I was trying to attack people who have unfortunately lost the job that they at one point had.
I'm not a moron; I know that the people on unemployment right now were people that at one time had a job. I'm talking about the people who never worked in the first place.
I'm getting at the people who choose welfare as a career and a way of life. The people who do nothing with their lives except procreate without financial and mental stability. The ones that have ten kids who taxpayers support because they won't. THOSE are the people I'm referring to.
Posted on November 4 at 9:29 p.m.
That's because we're sick of footing the bill for all the lazy people that won't get up and work.
Posted on November 4 at 6:09 p.m.
Or we could just be like Obama and think of moronic ways to make it even worse. :-)