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You're also describing what it's like to live in the United States, if you are a minority or an immigrant, especially with the division Trump is exploiting. I've spent some time in Israel, including living on a kibbutz in the late 1970s and touring through the country and visiting Palestinian refugee camps. But your comparison is faulty and biased. I see you're in the home remodeling business. Do you treat Jewish customers as badly as you claim you were treated as a tenant in that building?


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Many just call The Record a rag:

https://thesassonreport.blogspot.com/2018/05/a-selective-look-at-once-great-daily.html

Thanks. That isn't a traditional Korean restaurant, but I stand corrected.

My wife snapped a photo of a restaurant sign in the Home Depot Shopping Center, at the back next to Weight Watchers: So Gong Dong or SGD Dubu, a Korean restaurant serving soft tofu soup, one of the cuisine's comfort foods, and beef and pork barbecue, all at moderate prices. This would be affiliated with the restaurant of the same name  in Palisades Park. After patronizing that place for more than a decade, we've jumped ship to BCD Tofu House in Fort Lee, where the tofu is organic:

https://thesassonreport.blogspot.com/2018/04/eating-out-bcd-tofu-house-in-fort-lee.html

You sound hysterical. As long as you and everyone else votes in every election, that won't happen.

Polls open at 2 p.m. to elect three members of the Board of Education and vote "yes" or "no" on the proposed $117 million budget, which uses nearly half of your property taxes.

So, please get off your ample tushes and vote.

http://thesassonreport.blogspot.com/2018/04/hackensacks-really-lazy-clueless.html

So The Record and NorthJersey.com first published a story reporting the proposed school budget as $112 million, then revised that to $117 million, the correct amount. The point that should be made is that local school taxes are NEARLY HALF of your property tax bill. Still, hardly no one votes in school elections, and the people who do vote don't seem to realize they can reject the tax levy and the budget will be reviewed by the City Council, which can cut it or leave it as is. Here's my take on the school election, which is yet another referendum on the Zisas:

http://thesassonreport.blogspot.com/2018/04/school-election-issues-zisas-higher.html