Well, not everyone sees conflating the military with the NFL and using a right-wing coke addled bigot to sell it to a bunch of flag humpers as a bad thing. Opinions vary, I understand.

Team officials communicating with the booth to cue patriotic songs just before a hot-headed star player is ejected is the new Apple-device-assisted sign-stealing.

To this day if you walk around Baghdad and ask people who ruled the county before 2003 they don’t know. They know that logically they should be able to remember the events of 1979 through 2003, but somehow they can’t, it’s all a blur.

Nope. Comparison only works if there was a statue of OBL at ground zero. Nobody’s tearing down the statues of Union soldiers.

Just to recap:

You are correct. It is illegal, but the article mentions the city doesn’t think it is so big a nuisance that its interested in enforcing this rule, and the illegality of the noise doesn’t change the sentiment of the woman’s entitlement.

New York is a city of renters - we live in apartment buildings, and the tenants make the neighborhood.

This isn’t your suburban cul de sac, son.

When in Rome, Do As The Romans Do.

If you are hypersensitive to noise, New York City is not the place for you.

Get the fuck out.