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Five white men walk into Chicano Park...
These guys were and are provocateurs, intent on ill toward those who don’t think like them, act like them and do I dare say, look like them. The Council is neither required or obliged to act or comment on “public comment” rants like this. To paraphrase Alex Clarke’s comment above, it’s human nature to congregate with others you have commonality with. Sadly, purposefully putting the police into the middle of it, i.e. risking potential injury if the violence they wanted had erupted for their political message, is not only manipulative, it’s despicable.— November 20, 2017 7:49 a.m.
SDG&E pillow talk
Visduh: You forget her stipend for each meeting where she will being doing little, if anything at all. A April 2017 article in the UT indicated that some of the SDCWA Board Member “earn” thousands of dollars in stipends from these meetings, pre meetings, conference calls, luncheon meetings and who knows what else. Think what will happen if Helix attempted to take ***her third generation*** money away.— November 16, 2017 7:24 a.m.
Dead dad's Social Security benefits bilked
STOP IT...You guys are killing me.— November 10, 2017 5:58 p.m.
Killed in jail while mentally ill
Have they filed suit for wrongful death against Thinn, the person who allegedly killed their son?— November 9, 2017 12:36 p.m.
Historic value of O.B. kit home debated
I have no issues WHATSOEVER applying historical designation to PUBLIC property as “we the people” own public property. My complaint is how it, and unelected boards, groups or individuals impose their “interpretation” , especially aesthetic ones, to private property over the rights of owners.— November 9, 2017 11:18 a.m.
Historic value of O.B. kit home debated
While there is “criteria”, whatever or however it’s interpreted, all becomes subjective when human biases are applied. This goes back to my first point in this thread, private property rights are being usurped by unelected boards who can, and sometime do, apply nonsensical reasoning. This typically leads to litigation where the only ones who really win in the end are the lawyers who probably lobbied for the “law” in the first place.— November 9, 2017 11:12 a.m.
Dead dad's Social Security benefits bilked
Don: Nice one! But a ghoul who is a greedy fool, ends up in prison with no tools.— November 9, 2017 8:08 a.m.
Fled from cops, crashed, died, girlfriend survived
So you must believe she was forced against her will onto the motorcycle? Of course she had a choice. Her choice was to be with a thug. You see, in real life there are consequences to all of our, or in her case, choices. What I tire of is people refusing to accept responsibility for THEIR decisions. No, friend, the police had a DUTY to protect innocent citizens who didn't know either one of these people. She, on the other hand, knew exactly who he was and what he was capable of. In this case she and her attorney now want the taxpayers to pay for her decision to get on the motorcycle driven by a thug, knowing full well he would jeopardize her safety to avoid responsibility for his unlawful acts.— November 9, 2017 3:53 a.m.
Historic value of O.B. kit home debated
I get it. But as I mentioned, there are many other examples of this style nearby on Guizot St, for example. They are in better shape. Just how many do we need according to the so called preservationists? And, how was, or is, their Devine authority derived?— November 8, 2017 2:24 p.m.
Dead dad's Social Security benefits bilked
I’m just wondering if your wife’s name is Norma? Maybe that’s what Norman Bates was really doing, as he needed to keep up on the mortgage payments for the Bates Motel. Oh, BTW, I did some checking, while it’s voluntary, many funeral directors, i.e. mortuaries, automatically report SSN of the deceased to the Social Security Administration, “as a service” to the bereaved. So either you need to tell her not to give your SSN to anyone, or she’ll need to learn embalming for herself. The latter seem a bit ghoulish to me. But you never know what people are willing to do for a few bucks these days.— November 8, 2017 6:51 a.m.