It's hilarious watching rifle look at statistics and state with blanket authority what constitutes "wealthy" and "poor." Cost of living isn't a factor whatsoever in his assessment.
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It's hilarious watching rifle look at statistics and state with blanket authority what constitutes "wealthy" and "poor." Cost of living isn't a factor whatsoever in his assessment.
Is that the area rifle is from? I had to look it up on google maps. That's basically Pennsyltucky. He's really making fun of WV being from some hayseed cornfield in the middle of nowhere?
Infuriating is paying to treat HIV when we could have just paid for a needle. And before you say "fvxk both options", you have to consider we are NEVER not going to pay for treating infectious diseases among the poor.
It truly is hilarious to watch.
Its almost as ridiculous as his claims that Kathy Griffen aka molded Mayo on a stick is hot and sexy
Was this Corridor G in the sticks or in Charleston? Seriously, if communities have their shit together with mutual aid response time shouldn't really be affected. It can get a little sticky though if all the departments are VFD's (yes, FD's are usually first on scene for all serious medical calls).
Then pull EMS off an OD when police and fire can handle it until a later transport when needed. Map out county wide mutual aid responses for batch-wide ODs. It's still a shitty situation but there are ways to handle it. Also, do you all have private ambulance companies available? We have both FD and private ambulances here.
The cost of living isn't much different between the vast majority of upstate NY counties and West Virginia. It dilutes the argument to try and argue such small differences in cost of living, especially since the per capita incomes have such a big disparity.
But feel free to do the same comparison I did months ago. You can only reach one conclusion; even with small cost of living differences, upstate NY is far wealthier, far more educated, far more populated, far safer, and far better than Huntington (and most of the rest of the shithole known as West Virginia).
It's official. Reading this board has turned you into a moron. The only person dumber than Fever on here would be somebody who actually believes anything he says. Remember, this is a guy who takes public gym selfies of his armpit while wearing a wife-beater and smudged glasses, then posts them on social media. Good luck believing anything he says.
I was born in Elmira. I lived in Canarsie, Brooklyn until I was twelve. I moved right before starting middle school and right before my brother started high school. Painted Post is a village; it's like saying somebody isn't from Huntington if they live in Spring Valley. The community I lived in (Gang Mills) is part of Painted Post which is part of Erwin which is part of Corning. The community I lived in has about 5000 people . . . which again is just a community of a part of a bigger town/village/city. Hell, my high school has/had nearly 2000 students and wasn't the only high school in town, yet Fever thinks I am from somewhere with 5000 people . . . and the median household income in just my COMMUNITY is significantly more than twice as much as that in Huntington, further proving my point.
"Hayseed cornfield" is about as accurate as calling Huntington a prosperous, safe city. It is more like vineyards. Corning is part of the Finger Lakes, a winery-heavy resort area which includes properties of many Hollywood actors, professional athletes, and politicians/political commentators.
What part of Canarsie are you from?
I lived there for 3 years before my family moved to Long Island and still have a ton of family there.
I went to PS 272 then IS 285.
I lived there for 3 years before my family moved to Long Island and still have a ton of family there.
I went to PS 272 then IS 285.
Very close to Rockaway Metro near Brookdale Hospital. I just talked to somebody who still lives there last week, and she said it's very quiet and safe in that whole area now.
You mean Rockaway Parkway and Linden Blvd?
If so there is probably a point in time we lived around the corner from each other.
And I wouldnt say that area is quiet and safe. Still borders East NY and there is some pretty active Gang activity in the area but if you want to compare the area to the 90s and early 2000s then yea is more safer.
Brookdale is still one of the highest trauma hospitals in the country
Brookdale is still one of the highest trauma hospitals in the country
I don't remember, but I think Linden was in Brownsville. I remember Remsen being a bigger street that was close.
Linden is the busy road that runs next to Brookdale
I lived between Remsen and Ralph ave
My first ever fist fight was on Remsen when some kids tried to rob me and my brother. Shit was crazy back in the 90s
I lived between Remsen and Ralph ave
My first ever fist fight was on Remsen when some kids tried to rob me and my brother. Shit was crazy back in the 90s
No but according to both one is an idiot and the other a genius. I know which one doesn't claim he can open the seven seals.
People are sick of seeing far more needles everywhere now than before the exchange program. Not a exchange program but a needle giveaway program which still helps the addicts but not kids and everybody else who has to wade through them. Helping the addict while putting the public in danger
honestly, i'm not sure but something tells me they do. charleston is nothing but pills, pimps, potholes, picketers, and panhandlers. if you thought the state was run poorly, they ain't got nothing on the city.
