Problem: Mayor Adams' decision to crush 92 confiscated illegal dirt bikes with a bulldozer.
Did everyone sleep well last night ("Overwhelming Victory" June 22nd)?
Now that the plant-derived mayor has destroyed 92 bikes, are you feeling good, safe and secure?
These vehicles may have been auctioned to make money for the city, but he took pictures to distract everyone from real problems and failures. I needed it.
Mayor Adams should not be concerned about subway crime, robbery, and widespread use of illegal drugs in the streets, as long as he can roam the streets. Celebrity party. I am the mayor of Bill de Blasio 2.0.
Anthony Calabria
Staten Island
Mayor Adams read an article about 92 dirt bikes being crushed. rice field. He rode illegally on the streets of New York.
This sounds like he's blaming the dirt bike for the law he's violating. Does this sound familiar to everyone? Guns are also blamed on the law being violated by their use.
Does anyone know that a criminal is violating the law, not a dirt bike or a gun? Don't blame the drunk driver.
Mayor Adams, we need to keep these law violators in order to keep us safe and punish criminals.
Tony McElroy
Rochester
Instead of destroying an off-road bike and quadriceps to create a BS spectacle They would have been able to sell them, sending very necessary funds to groups based in the seized area.
There are many northern farms where you could use your bike / quadriceps and use them effectively for farm management. Team support to ease the life of a troubled industry.
Dancing again, the mayor of party time misses the point. He seems to be participating in Mayor Putz's attack plan. Mayor, get out of your noble life and join the reality.
Doc Ludemann
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Your mayor is looking for a photo to show what he is doing Is the Queen of Dramas, even if it's not one of New York City's voter list priorities.
He is as ignorant as his predecessor or has poor advice from his aides and staff.
Running a bulldozer on these bikes is all a show, and selling the resulting confusion as mere scrap is a stupid and unnecessary statement.
Bikes are neither dangerous nor evil. It is Moron and the clown who ride intimidatingly on them and ignore all the laws that apply to them.
There were out-of-state auction and salvage companies that bought and shipped parts far away to recycle, sell, or eat.
Additional money from such auctions could have been used to feed New York City homeless and other valuable purposes.
And removing 92 bicycles like that wouldn't cost taxpayers a penny.
How much did the bulldozer stunts cost to New York City?
Vincent Ruggiero
Scottsdale, Arizona
Adams' shame on this ridiculous dog and puppy show.
Destroy some dirt bikes cannot end the constant threat of illegal bikes on the sidewalks and streets of New York City.
Pedestrians live in fear of being knocked down by bicycles or cars. The rider ignores all traffic laws and has no ID or insurance.
Adams needs to make it clear that the sidewalk is for pedestrians only.
Thomas Birnbaum
Manhattan
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