Josmar Trujillo

@Josmar_Trujillo

Dad, Writer, Trainer, Agitator.

El Barrio, NYC
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Joined December 2015
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  1. Retweeted
    17 hours ago

    DEAR ELECTED OFFICIALS THE GOAL IS NOT TO GET HOUSELESS PEOPLE OFF THE STREETS, BUT TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE & HUMANE HOUSING FOR THEM. IT IS NOT THE STREETS THAT NEED HELP IT IS THE PEOPLE!

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    Jan 8
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    This must be the “swagger” he was talking about because this does take balls to try to justify this kind of nepotism.

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  3. Retweeted
    Jan 8

    One week into being mayor, former cop Eric Adams appointed his own brother as the NYPD Deputy Commissioner, a position that has a salary of $242,000 per year. Bernard Adams' most recent job was an assistant director for parking at a college. This is corrupt as fuck.

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  4. Jan 7

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    NEW: Mayor Eric Adams has tapped his younger brother to serve as a deputy NYPD commissioner, The Post has learned. Bernard Adams, also a retired NYPD cop, will oversee governmental affairs. The full scope of his responsibilities was not immediately clear.
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  5. Jan 7

    Eric Adams announces new cutting edge plan to combat homelessness: NEW HOMELESS OUTREACH PLAN Someone: "Wait, there's some space dust on there." *Blows dust off plan* BROKEN WINDOWS POLICING

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  6. Jan 6

    A longstanding phenomenon due to sensationalistic media coverage, which is often coordinated with law enforcement - copaganda.

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    Jan 6

    2. The story's main point is that SF is dealing with an 'unusual' crime wave, but then says that the crimes it claims to be surging are hard to measure analytically (the data shows that some types have gone up and some have gone down since the pandemic began).

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    Jan 6

    hoo boy. where to start with this story. 1. Its main character, framed as a 'concerned citizen," who provides most of the anecdotes to bolster the story's thesis that 'crime is out of control' in SF, is a retail analyst.

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    Jan 6

    Todays anti-union propaganda from saids… its happening again

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  10. Retweeted
    22 Dec 2021

    “Why aren’t we arresting the homeless so that tourists don’t have to look at them?” —Bill Bratton

    You know why NY’s ‘recovery’ isn’t happening? This photo today on the E Train at 6:45am at 42nd & 8th says it all. Why should working people & tourists be subjected to this? How’s it fair to those who need services? Imagine the cops’ frustration with no support to deal with it!
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    Jan 5

    Black Giuliani said if he closes the schools, then low skill peasants can’t make coffee for the professionals who are far more important.

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  12. Jan 6

    The last class of councilmembers increased the NYPD budget by a cool billion during their times in office. Thin blue line politics w/o the symbol.

    Definitely something that a NYC council member was welcomed into City Hall wearing a face mask with a white supremacist symbol (thin blue line) on it on the eve of the January 6 insurrection in Washington DC.
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  13. Jan 6

    They did find things they agreed on, like closing the subways at night early during the pandemic to explicitly throw homeless people out of the system. Friends forever.

    The previous Governor and Mayor often threw each other under the bus when it came to the MTA. “It became like a whole ‘Game of Thrones,’” said . But & Eric Adams are moving in the same direction. NEW in
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  14. Jan 6

    Again, I'm pretty confident if you did random polls of NYers + asked what they thought the police budget actually was, most would severely underestimate how many billions go to paying for Chevy Tahoes & 2nd homes in Staten Island, Westchester and Long Island for our boys in blue.

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  15. Jan 6

    Yea who needs the city's top elected official to have a firm grasp of city resources ("the numbers game") or where they should go.

    “I am not going to play the numbers game” when asked if the NYPD budget will go up under his watch. He said he’d make increases or decreases based on his police commissioner’s advice. “I’m not part of the slogan people” he says In a reference to the ‘defund’ movement
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    Jan 5

    And yet, somehow, the NYPD budget went up last year. And 500 transit cops got added. Defunded?

    Since Maya Wiley is trending I am required by law to remind you all that she lives in a historic Brooklyn mansion which her family pays private security to protect — since her allies in New York have defunded the police!
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    Jan 5
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    The New York Post: still getting publicly shamed by the existence of Google in 2022

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    Jan 5

    2) As a Black Socialist, I want more than symbolic representation. I want a Speaker who will not uphold the police state.  Adams, who has repeatedly voted to increase the NYPD budget, does not fit the bill.

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    Jan 5

    1) The process of choosing a Speaker was determined by the back-room, closed door deals that are inherent to the process in City Council. This has been my first direct introduction to the way that New York City Council operates, and it is antithetical to what I stand for.

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    Jan 5

    I voted against Adrienne Adams for two distinct but related reasons.

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