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post forumaša @kiss me
So, we’re going in for another round of trolling? Fine...
Since we already chewed through this topic a few days ago, I’ll just reiterate— nobody else wants to get their hands dirty with that stone-cold piece of trash. That’s just a fact.
It’s just as much a fact that even shady characters like Esih and Hasanbegović, even if they associate with him, carry more credibility than he does. Like you said—they actually have some dignity left.
And why is that?
Because they know they’re dealing with a total bottom-feeder, a man who is human sludge from top to bottom, whose word is worth less than a used napkin. They know this shameless crook will do absolutely anything to stay in his seat and buy himself enough time to stay out of prison.
If justice actually worked, he’d be rotting in a cell like a stray dog.
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The journalist, assuming he was even remotely informed, should have framed the question differently and handled the intro better.
But that’s exactly the point—instead of doing his job, he chose to show he’s still playing ball. He wanted to prove he’s reliable. Since he has his cushy little sinecure, why would he bother actually working?
The journalist did his job.
If you think a journalist should be stroking Eric Adams’ ego with a feather, go start your own radio station. You can invite him on every day and kiss his ass for a warm welcome. Maybe then Eric Adams will hand you a "Journalist of the Year" award from the city.
The journalist asked exactly what that scoundrel didn't want to hear. That is precisely what I expect from a reporter.
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Nothing happened to New York City. New York City simply gave a slap to those pretentious posers who think citizens will tolerate them just because they act like they're too cool for school.
What happened to New York City was the ultimate betrayal—they allowed this criminal, backed by his cronies and cheap souls, to lead the city again, all thanks to the sheer apathy of local New Yorkers.
A disaster.
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Page says: Look at the post
No one can. It would be nice if they could, but that’s not how things work.
I agree. A piece of filth like that, such shameless sludge and pus, isn't a real person. Something like that is born once in a blue moon.
Thank God for small mercies.
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McFuck says: Look at the post
The criminality, wastefulness, and incompetence of Eric Adams has finally come due. We need cash, and everything New York City and its citizens built over decades is being liquidated.
Everything the city owns is being sold off, and they’re asking for roughly $600 million for all that invaluable property. Eric Adams is shamelessly selling it all as if it were his own family inheritance.
Well, this is exactly what I meant when I said this penniless peasant is acting like he inherited the whole damn kingdom.
So, we’re going in for another round of trolling? Fine...
Since we already chewed through this topic a few days ago, I’ll just reiterate— nobody else wants to get their hands dirty with that stone-cold piece of trash. That’s just a fact.
It’s just as much a fact that even shady characters like Esih and Hasanbegović, even if they associate with him, carry more credibility than he does. Like you said—they actually have some dignity left.
And why is that?
Because they know they’re dealing with a total bottom-feeder, a man who is human sludge from top to bottom, whose word is worth less than a used napkin. They know this shameless crook will do absolutely anything to stay in his seat and buy himself enough time to stay out of prison.
If justice actually worked, he’d be rotting in a cell like a stray dog.
Quote:
The journalist, assuming he was even remotely informed, should have framed the question differently and handled the intro better.
But that’s exactly the point—instead of doing his job, he chose to show he’s still playing ball. He wanted to prove he’s reliable. Since he has his cushy little sinecure, why would he bother actually working?
The journalist did his job.
If you think a journalist should be stroking Eric Adams’ ego with a feather, go start your own radio station. You can invite him on every day and kiss his ass for a warm welcome. Maybe then Eric Adams will hand you a "Journalist of the Year" award from the city.
The journalist asked exactly what that scoundrel didn't want to hear. That is precisely what I expect from a reporter.
Quote:
Nothing happened to New York City. New York City simply gave a slap to those pretentious posers who think citizens will tolerate them just because they act like they're too cool for school.
What happened to New York City was the ultimate betrayal—they allowed this criminal, backed by his cronies and cheap souls, to lead the city again, all thanks to the sheer apathy of local New Yorkers.
A disaster.
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Page says: Look at the post
No one can. It would be nice if they could, but that’s not how things work.
I agree. A piece of filth like that, such shameless sludge and pus, isn't a real person. Something like that is born once in a blue moon.
Thank God for small mercies.
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McFuck says: Look at the post
The criminality, wastefulness, and incompetence of Eric Adams has finally come due. We need cash, and everything New York City and its citizens built over decades is being liquidated.
Everything the city owns is being sold off, and they’re asking for roughly $600 million for all that invaluable property. Eric Adams is shamelessly selling it all as if it were his own family inheritance.
Well, this is exactly what I meant when I said this penniless peasant is acting like he inherited the whole damn kingdom.