As always, when you get it caught in a ringer, you do not whimper in pain, you cry out about the 2015 election, or as you put it your "first Speak Up victory."
BTW, speaking of fiscal issues, Dino Fudoli was not responsible for Colecraft, capeesh?
As for my credibility on the election of a Town Judge, or Town Court issues, you seem to be a little contradictory.
In the thread "Joe Brainard, Response to Gossip," on post #30, Gorja wrote:
To which you responded on post #34:
Dude, you are all over the place. Yikes!
I hear a lot of things. Fact of the matter is, I did not post the substance of any rumors. In fact, I discounted them.
Of course I have a brain cell in my brain, otherwise I would be dead. Tell me, where are your brain cells? Pee-ew!
You said this past spring that you did not want to dwell on past campaigns. Is you current comment a further suggestion of a singular split personality, or evidence of more than one poster from the one "Breezy" account? Like I say, dude, you are all over the place.And of course you are the man who pushed the above two completely inappropriate people to run the Town, especially with both having arguably cheap frat-house boorish reputations when it comes to their interactions with women. What does it say when our Supervisor is constantly yelling at people and disrespecting women? It says Mark Blazejewski is on his side! Now Mark Blazejewski wants to tell us who to vote for once again. Like I said: UNBELIEVABLE!
BTW, I never initially addressed you on this thread, nor did I tell you, or any other reader, for whom to vote. I posted whom I am supporting. Can't you tell the difference between an assertion and a solicitation.?
As for power or influence, I could care less. This is an opinion forum for taxpayers, and my opinion have been, and will be posted.The irony is the stench comes from clowns like you, Mark. Posters who grumble and cry that they have no power or influence in the community - but then inform the public at-large on sites like SPEAKUP WNY that they won't even pick up a little rubbish or liter in the street in front of their home, "it's not my job," they crow then decry the downward slide of their neoghborhood; oh what a sorry mindset of laziness, privilege and apathy. Probably because he'd have to get up off the couch and do something, readers. LOL.
Regarding your comments regarding picking-up rubbish in the street, you said that I don't pick-up rubbish in the street, I merely said that such work is not my job, and it is not.
Ah, the commiserative left at its very charitable best. Since you are advocating for a candidate, are you sure that candidate is entirely comfortable, given her youth, with your comment. Surely, she is not, I hope.Or they'll whine and say they are "old and in pain."
As for you, with maturity, you may come to realize exactly how repugnant your comment is. And you, an apparent anonymous hack, rants about civility. PHONY!
Seriously punk? In any event, thank you Doctor, but you really need to speak to your specialty: Proctological Verbiage.Mark, you can't handle a written fight on here anyway. You're way too paranoid.
This is the comment to which you initially responded, and which you now label as "hate:"Good luck with your hate campaign that you, UNBELIEVABLY, decry literally one comments before.
Seems kind of deranged to me!
All three of Lancaster's Town Justice candidates are legal professionals. In their respective professional practices, it is their job to represent the interests of their clients. They may have been retained by political types whose reputation(s) were soiled subsequent to the attorney's retention, contemporary high-profile actors in criminal matters, or past clients clinging to dreams of frivolous civil compensation.
IMHO, what the reader should bear in mind, is that to one of these individuals will be entrusted the interests of fair and impartial justice, so I would hope that this judicial race will be decided by thoughtful deliberation and candidate qualification(s), not by identity politics, leers and smears, or the stench of a pissing contest.
Hopefully, that crap will stop right now.
Not a negative comment on any of the candidates, but a campaign caution to their supporters. If I can't write, you sure as all hell can't read.
Again, I stated whom I support. I could care less who represents your values, or for whom you vote.And you want to tell me who to vote for in the "pissing contest" for judge?
And you actually made it a "pissing contest" at least on here.
No, these words that you wrote preceded my post:
Sounds preemptively hostile to me "Breezy."In Justice Colby, we have someone with one eye on the case before him, with the other eye firmly gazed on the exit door seeking higher office. ALWAYS! Do we not?????
Jessica is the only candidate who could send Mr. Colby where he seems to want to go: a higher court judgeship or appointment to some other legal position.
Funny, you surely provide a lot of content for that.
And if history tells us anything, let's remember that Mr. Colby was the top attorney under wrecking ball Chris Collins, yeah that crook, when Mr. Collins was Erie County Executive. Certainly, that was a horrible administration. Is Colby promoting that in his literature?
Earlier, you wrote that people laugh at my posts. That's great, because I laugh at greedy politicians who send anonymous gremlins on taxpayers' opinion forums to bully and insult. BTW, that suggests more about the politicos and their gremlins than it does about me.
But, if I really wanted to go for laughs, I would write something like this:
"It's time to play your favorite game show "Name The Members Of Your Favorite Political Executive Committee. Yes, this is where the contestants are required to name those so-called elitist big shots who have tremendous input into candidate endorsements and campaign strategy, tactics, and sometimes, financing.
Your up 'Breezy,' play or pass? "
IF I DID NOT KNOW BETTER, I HIT A NERVE METHINKS!