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Mayor gangsta
Ed, I agree with the firefighter’s comments about the 4-year-old boy who died in a fire the other day. Trenton is so screwed up. They want to pay for this wanna-be police director who does nothing for the city; they pay to drive him back and forth to his home when residency rules require him to live in the city. On top of that you’ve got a mayor who’s a gangster, just doesn’t want to admit it. He’ll cut back the fire department while adding more cops. Makes real sense when little kids die in a fire and you can’t get a fire truck there.
Firefighter 2
You can question Palmer’s decisions, actions and priorities, but where do you get off calling him a gangster?—Ed. Note
posted by Trentonian Editor at
12:14 AM
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Because he enforces only his ideals, regardless of the circumstances to others. He uses his position in the community as his stronghold and does with it as he pleases regardless of what the law dictates. He capitalizes off the pain, that exists due to his lack or respect for the community, while finding a way to justify his wrong. He feels historically that the community owes him something, for all the times that it disregarded his authority as a stronger source of control.
Sounds like a gangsta to me.
You are so right.
Too bad the 4-year old kid had the audacity not die in a way such that Dougie could use him as a political football to further one of his bogus agendae (see: Lee, Tajanique).
Palmer did nothing in her behalf except show up at a bail hearing, because the camera's were rolling and he had on a new suit that Torricelli brought him. In the same instance, I don't know of one instance where he stood up for the two little girls who died in their beds due to gang violence on Ingram Avenue. If Palmer was so genuine about expressing his disgust for these type of crimes being committed in the city,why didn't he show up at their funeral or at least the trial of the thugs who started the fire that killed them?
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