NYC Threatens Up To $250G in Fines for Using Terms Like ‘Illegal Alien,’ Threatening To Call ICE
Fox News | 9/28/2019

New York City’s Commission on Human Rights announced on Thursday that residents could face up to $250,000 in fines if they use terms such as “illegal alien … with intent to demean, humiliate or harass a person.”

[No word yet on whether the Oxford comma felt demeaned, humiliated, or harassed.]

“Hate has no place here,” a tweet from the City of New York read. The city’s announcement ticked off a list of offensive ways to address immigrants — including threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), or harassing someone for their “limited English proficiency.”

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Rashida Tlaib Defends ‘Impeach the MF’ Shirts: They Bring ‘Levity’ and Liberation to My Supporters
Breitbart | 28 Sep 2019

These are the geniuses who keep voting for Nancy “Walls Don’t Work and Are Immoral” Pelosi.

San Francisco Neighbors Erect Boulders To Keep the Homeless Away
CNN | 9-25-19

A group of San Francisco neighbors came up with their own solution after they said the city wouldn’t help them with the local homeless and drug dealer population, according to CNN affiliate KGO: They put boulders on the sidewalks.

The group has been going to city meetings and filing reports with the city for six months, according to KGO, but they haven’t had any luck.
After a turf war one night, one of the residents told KGO the neighbors had had enough.

“It got to the point where everybody was just done,” the person told KGO. “People had knives and guns and people were out fighting, carrying on and waking up people in the neighborhood.”

Asking not to be identified, that resident told KGO a group of neighbors pitched in to buy 24 boulders that are now placed on their sidewalk to discourage the homeless from pitching tents.

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Danielle, who said she wasn’t comfortable sharing her last name, lives a few blocks away and walks the area daily. She told CNN she thinks the neighbors could have focused their efforts on fighting for housing or on calls to city officials.

“I know the reality of homelessness and moving people from one sidewalk to another doesn’t solve it,” she said. “It’s as if the people who are for them have the attitude, ‘We want to be privileged’ not to deal with problem.”

The City of San Francisco doesn’t plan on removing the boulders. In fact, city spokeswoman Rachel Gordon told CNN officials are looking for ways to sanction them so they can remain in place.

CNN reached out to San Francisco’s Coalition for Homelessness but has not heard back.

… due to the bonfire of inanities that will be kindled by liberals and — I mean, of — the press between now and February:

2020

February

February 3 (Monday)
•Iowa caucuses (D, R)

February 11 (Tuesday)
•New Hampshire primaries (D, R)

February 15 (Saturday)
•South Carolina primary (R)

February 22 (Saturday)
•Nevada caucus (D)

February 25 (Tuesday)
•Nevada caucus (R)

February 29 (Saturday)
•South Carolina primary (D)

March

March 3 (Super Tuesday):
•Alabama primaries (D, R)
•Alaska convention (R)
•American Samoa caucus (D)
•Arkansas primaries (D, R)
•California primaries (D, R)
•Colorado primaries (D, R)
•Massachusetts primaries (D, R)
•Minnesota primaries (D, R)
•Maine primaries
•North Carolina primaries (D, R)
•Oklahoma primaries (D, R)
•Tennessee primaries (D, R)
•Texas primaries (D, R)
•Utah primaries (D, R)
•Vermont primaries (D, R)
•Virginia primaries (D, R)
•Democrats Abroad primary (through March 10)