New York Mayor Bill de Blasio BOOED by new NYPD officers as he delivers speechUncle Sam | 181828 hits | Dec 29 1:43 pm | Posted by: N_Fiddledog  New York Mayor Bill de Blasio was booed today by the newest members of the New York Police Department as he delivered a speech at the academy graduation ceremony.Commentsview comments in forum You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Time for a ATC style replacement.
You got me...
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/ATC
Fire them. Along with turning their backs on the mayor at the funeral, this is insubordination pure and simple.
As long as they're still doing their jobs and obeying lawful orders I don't think it's insubordination. The police have as much right to express their displeasure as anyone else, provided they're not breaking the law while doing so.
Time for a ATC style replacement.
You got me...
http://acronyms.thefreedictionary.com/ATC
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profession ... %281968%29
Air Traffic Controllers had an illegal strike and Reagan fired all of the ones that didn't end their illegal strike and return to work.
A slow down in work is also an illegal job action so the NYDP are (once again) breaking the law. It would be comical if the Mayor busted the union and replaced all the NYPD that didn't return to full work.
But like Bart said, this is more or less all the fault of the New Yorkers anyway. So no matter what happens I will enjoy the outcome.
As long as they're still doing their jobs and obeying lawful orders I don't think it's insubordination. The police have as much right to express their displeasure as anyone else, provided they're not breaking the law while doing so.
A 60% slow down in work is an illegal job action. So they are breaking the law.
New Yorkers supported both the brobdingnagian police unions and the left-wing mayor. They deserve whatever happens next.
+5 for use of brobdingnagian in a sentence. Although, since it referes to a specific people, it should be capitalized.
A 60% slow down in work is an illegal job action. So they are breaking the law.
That's not the worst part IMO. The NYPD saying they're only making arrests only "when they have to". As opposed to what?
The problem is that this all part of a resistance to criticism (largely legitimate). Criticism that is necessary part of our democracy. Some of these cops are acting like they are immune from criticism and rebuke because of their badge. And power trippers like that have to be shown the door.
A 60% slow down in work is an illegal job action. So they are breaking the law.
Didn't realize that was happening. I was only referring to the booing.
New Yorkers supported both the brobdingnagian police unions and the left-wing mayor. They deserve whatever happens next.
+5 for use of brobdingnagian in a sentence. Although, since it referes to a specific people, it should be capitalized.
Hmmm. You're right. I had to mull that one over and thought that even if I used 'Byzantine' as a descriptive it should still be capitalized as a proper noun.
A 60% slow down in work is an illegal job action. So they are breaking the law.
That's not the worst part IMO. The NYPD saying they're only making arrests only "when they have to". As opposed to what?
Given that parking violations alone account for $512 million of the city's current budget then the refusal on the part of the NYPD to issue said parking violations hurts when the city budget is already $2 billion in the red.
http://council.nyc.gov/downloads/pdf/bu ... 6_nypd.pdf
The city will probably suffer from lack of certain incomes but the people will probably be happy with this move for now.
It's just a job action. No different than any other public sector union's behaviour when they're pissed off and trying to send a message.