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Posted by Michael549 on Sun Feb 1 12:17:42 2015, in response to Re: MTA to Explore Underground Service in Future Snowstorms, posted by Elkeeper on Fri Jan 30 17:04:43 2015. "I keep reminding him to take his meds, but it apparently does no good!"You do realize that with the new HIPA laws in place, we will never find out exactly what those medications are? LOL! Wally, I think you've been beating a "dead horse" on the idea that Wall Street really, and I mean really cares about the subway shut-down to enact political revenge. Wall Street does not care that much, and there's been no indications that they care enough - as if Wall Street speaks with one voice. It's time to give this idea a rest. When there is indeed documented non-controvertible evidence, then please feel free to come back to the forum banging the drum, "I told ya!, I told ya!". Until then just place this idea in your folder as something to come back to when there's real proof. One aspect of the subway shut-down issue lurking in the background is the idea that the subways should NEVER EVER BE COMPLETELY SHUT OFF in almost any kind of weather emergency. That's an idea that could be questioned. There is a good case to be made that shutting down the buses and subways (or parts of the system) could indeed be a responsible response to a very severe weather emergency. It is not like the subways and buses have not been shut down for strikes, hurricanes, power outages, etc. Wally, many of us (while some may not) appreciate the force-fullness in which you stand up for and defend your ideas. You do not back-done at the first sign of dis-agreement, and you often en-liven this forum with creative solutions to problems many have not considered. There are times however, when to realize that you have made your case on a certain idea, everyone understands your point of view, and now its time to move on. Mike |
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