We thought 2010 would be a slow year for Dear Orrin. But in the home stretch, he concocts two new cynical bogus ploys. Last week's deals with autumn leaves.
But wait, this week's"new" ploy isn't really new at all. In fact, it's an extension of Dear Orrin's "logic" from his Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy--except Central Park was so 2009. This year, he's moved it to Brooklyn's verdant Prospect Park.
We'll call this one Orrin's Cynical Bogus Rabies in Prospect Park Ploy (as compared to his first Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy that concerned Central Park).
Same "arguments" from Orrin as his previous Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy. And in fact, we have the same advice for Dear Orrin.
The Centers fir Disease Control has announced that canine rabies has been eradicated in the United States since at least 2007, and most dogs in NYC are actually vaccinated against the rabies virus, since the rules are that to be off-leash in a designated off leash park area one must have one's dog licensed, which means inoculated against rabies--a very strong argument could be made that dogs should stay exactly where they are--in the Long Meadow, Nethermead, and the Peninsula during the off-leash hours.
However, we must again warn Orrin that humans have no natural immunity against the rabies virus and very few receive humans receive inoculations. So if Orrin's so concerned about rabid raccoons, he should stay out of Prospect Park until the rabies threat blows over. We'd hate to see Orrin more rabid than he already is, and we'll miss him terribly.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
Orrin's Cynical Bogus Autumn Leaves Ploy
After Dear Orrin's 15 minutes of infamy following his outing in the NY Post as the Brooklyn Canine Pepper Spray Vigilante, 2010 has been a bit slow for our hero. Mostly the same old, same old complaints that Orrin doesn't like dogs and their owners in his parks. Yawn.
But we couldn't let this year go by without showing Dear Orrin some love. After all, he has been somewhat less diligently updating his propaganda hate blog campaign against dogs, dog owners, and the now 25-year successful off-leash hours policy, but we want him to know that we care.
As loyal readers of this blog will know, Orrin's been frustrated at every turn and at every level with his jihad against the off-leash hours policy. After his crushing defeat in 2006-2007 when the policy was codified unanimously into NYC Health Code, Department of Parks regulations, and won at the State Supreme Court level, our hero decided the only way to make his presence known going forward was to think up Cynical Bogus Ploys in further attempts to discredit a 25-year old successful parks policy.
First there was the Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy: You'll recall, the bizarro racial theory that Black folks are scared of dogs and that dogs in parks somehow keeps Black people from parks. Dear Orrin's been keeping close empirical statistics of how many "White" "Black" and "Mexican" people he sees in the parks. No doubt this precise and unbiased information will be invaluable for future generations to study.
2. Then there was the Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy: When Orrin tried to link a raccoon rabies outbreak in Central Park to the off-leash hours policy citywide. Of course, what Dear Orrin must have overlooked was that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control declared canine rabies eradicated in the United States as of a few years back and that out of all animals (including humans), dogs are some of the only creatures that by law and regularly receive vaccines to actually prevent rabies if bitten. Poor Orrin. Perhaps he was absent from class the day they taught immunology. We still think that Orrin should consider staying out of the parks until the raccoon rabies epidemic he warns about safely passes. Orrin's not vaccinated like most dogs in NYC.
3. Let's not forget Orrin's Maniacal Obsession with the park volunteer group FIDO. Due to his Maniacal Obsession with Fido, Dear Orrin certainly has been following the fact that not only does FIDO care about dogs, but also about his beloved birds in Prospect Park, as FIDO members have been leading the charge into protecting the geese. Strangely, Dear Orrin's been quiet on this subject.
4. Of course, one of Dear Orrin's classics was when he compared the off-leash hours policy to Nazi Germany. Orrin must be watching a lot of Glenn Beck.
It's been well over a year, during which time Orrin's gone from being like a fart in a windstorm, to not even that. It's a little bit sad to see all that energy wasted and dissipated over time. Orrin needs some meaning in his life of quiet desperation and anger against his neighbors.
But wait! Orrin's now comes with a brand new Cynical Bogus Ploy! Nice to see that Dear Orrin's been scouring the news for any tidbit of information to distort for his own anti-dog purposes. Everyone needs a hobby.
We'll call the latest Orrin's Cynical Bogus Autumn Leaves Ploy. Please follow closely, because it's somewhat convoluted in its sheer brilliance:
You see, in the autumn leaves fall off the trees. Many trees are located in parks. Dogs like to walk through leaves in parks. Like other animals, including Orrin's beloved birds or the horses that walk through Central and Prospect Parks, dog will occasionally defecate in leaves in parks. Unlike those other animals (birds and horses) the vast majority of dog owners pick up any defecation, but occasionally, some might be left in leaves. Children play in the leaves. So it's possible that children can come in contact with dog doo (left unspoken by Orrin, and bird doo, and horse doo).Therefore, Orrin wants dogs banned from parks! Because not only off-leash dogs poo, but so do onleash dogs.
Of course to extend Orrin's logic away from his least favorite animal (aside from humans), which would be dogs, to his most favorite animals, which would be birds, the field full of large geese droppings and duck poo I had to walk through in Prospect Park's peninsula this weekend would also mean that birds should be banned from the park system. No one is picking up their defecation, and they are all over the place dropping poo that destroys plants, lawns, and spreads disease. Children walk and roll in this field. Every day. Hmmm, I wonder if Orrin ever thought of where his own logic takes him. D'oh!
A Happy Thanksgiving and hugs to the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership." All three of them, including the racist hater "Datnoides", who is busy chronicling the goings on of White people in "her" neighborhood. She and Orrin are like separate sides of the same old hateful coin. We're thankful to live in a democracy where haters and crackpots, like the "Committee" get to spew their bile.
But we couldn't let this year go by without showing Dear Orrin some love. After all, he has been somewhat less diligently updating his propaganda hate blog campaign against dogs, dog owners, and the now 25-year successful off-leash hours policy, but we want him to know that we care.
As loyal readers of this blog will know, Orrin's been frustrated at every turn and at every level with his jihad against the off-leash hours policy. After his crushing defeat in 2006-2007 when the policy was codified unanimously into NYC Health Code, Department of Parks regulations, and won at the State Supreme Court level, our hero decided the only way to make his presence known going forward was to think up Cynical Bogus Ploys in further attempts to discredit a 25-year old successful parks policy.
First there was the Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy: You'll recall, the bizarro racial theory that Black folks are scared of dogs and that dogs in parks somehow keeps Black people from parks. Dear Orrin's been keeping close empirical statistics of how many "White" "Black" and "Mexican" people he sees in the parks. No doubt this precise and unbiased information will be invaluable for future generations to study.
2. Then there was the Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy: When Orrin tried to link a raccoon rabies outbreak in Central Park to the off-leash hours policy citywide. Of course, what Dear Orrin must have overlooked was that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control declared canine rabies eradicated in the United States as of a few years back and that out of all animals (including humans), dogs are some of the only creatures that by law and regularly receive vaccines to actually prevent rabies if bitten. Poor Orrin. Perhaps he was absent from class the day they taught immunology. We still think that Orrin should consider staying out of the parks until the raccoon rabies epidemic he warns about safely passes. Orrin's not vaccinated like most dogs in NYC.
3. Let's not forget Orrin's Maniacal Obsession with the park volunteer group FIDO. Due to his Maniacal Obsession with Fido, Dear Orrin certainly has been following the fact that not only does FIDO care about dogs, but also about his beloved birds in Prospect Park, as FIDO members have been leading the charge into protecting the geese. Strangely, Dear Orrin's been quiet on this subject.
4. Of course, one of Dear Orrin's classics was when he compared the off-leash hours policy to Nazi Germany. Orrin must be watching a lot of Glenn Beck.
It's been well over a year, during which time Orrin's gone from being like a fart in a windstorm, to not even that. It's a little bit sad to see all that energy wasted and dissipated over time. Orrin needs some meaning in his life of quiet desperation and anger against his neighbors.
But wait! Orrin's now comes with a brand new Cynical Bogus Ploy! Nice to see that Dear Orrin's been scouring the news for any tidbit of information to distort for his own anti-dog purposes. Everyone needs a hobby.
We'll call the latest Orrin's Cynical Bogus Autumn Leaves Ploy. Please follow closely, because it's somewhat convoluted in its sheer brilliance:
You see, in the autumn leaves fall off the trees. Many trees are located in parks. Dogs like to walk through leaves in parks. Like other animals, including Orrin's beloved birds or the horses that walk through Central and Prospect Parks, dog will occasionally defecate in leaves in parks. Unlike those other animals (birds and horses) the vast majority of dog owners pick up any defecation, but occasionally, some might be left in leaves. Children play in the leaves. So it's possible that children can come in contact with dog doo (left unspoken by Orrin, and bird doo, and horse doo).Therefore, Orrin wants dogs banned from parks! Because not only off-leash dogs poo, but so do onleash dogs.
Of course to extend Orrin's logic away from his least favorite animal (aside from humans), which would be dogs, to his most favorite animals, which would be birds, the field full of large geese droppings and duck poo I had to walk through in Prospect Park's peninsula this weekend would also mean that birds should be banned from the park system. No one is picking up their defecation, and they are all over the place dropping poo that destroys plants, lawns, and spreads disease. Children walk and roll in this field. Every day. Hmmm, I wonder if Orrin ever thought of where his own logic takes him. D'oh!
A Happy Thanksgiving and hugs to the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership." All three of them, including the racist hater "Datnoides", who is busy chronicling the goings on of White people in "her" neighborhood. She and Orrin are like separate sides of the same old hateful coin. We're thankful to live in a democracy where haters and crackpots, like the "Committee" get to spew their bile.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Orrin's New Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy; More Intentional Misinformation (aka lies) from Orrin
Longtime readers will recall that our Dear Orrin has had his treasured goal of eradicating the successful 20+ Year NYC Off-leash Hours Policy thwarted at every level:
Then Orrin decided that he'd be Going Rogue. He realized that judges, public health professionals, and the general public are a difficult thing to go up against. So he'd have to concoct some sneaky, underhanded, bogus claims to try and poke holes in these unanimous decisions.
That's when Orrin came up with his Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy. But of course that failed miserably as well for our Dear Orrin. The only thing it was successful at was convincing rational non-racist people that Dear Orrin needs his meds adjusted, or that Orrin harbors some bizarre racist theories about people and animals.
"Triple drat!", thought our Dear Orrin. "What to do, what to do?"
Then Orrin's previous assertions that park goers need to protect themselves against the blood that runs in our City parks every day from dogs and their owners by carrying pepper spray. This bizarre assertion won our Dear Orrin front page attention from the NY Post for his 15 minutes of infamy! He was dubbed the "Pepper Spray Vigilante" and a photo of his gorgeous mug outed our dear hero.
"Quadruple drat!", thought our Dear Orrin. "I'm getting my message out there; getting lots of publicity, but everyone thinks I'm a wackjob. Am I the only one in this City of millions that sees things clearly?"
Fortunately Dear Orrin isn't alone in this great big City with his hateful ideas to destroy the Off-leash Hours Policy. Orrin's tripled membership in his so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership" (of course Orrin doesn't actually own a dog). Now there are three members, and one actually owns a dog! Another guy calls himself "ChickenUnderwear". It's nice to see that Orrin has some odd new friends who share some of his interests.
But still no traction in the court of public opinion for Orrin. In fact, more and more parks have instituted designated Off-leash Hours areas. "Quintuple drat!" stews our Hero.
Now comes Orrin with a new cynical ploy to scare someone into taking him seriously: Rabies! We'll dub it his Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy, so as not to confuse it with Orrin's previous unsuccessful Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy.
Of course, Dear Orrin must have missed that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control declared over two years ago that canine rabies has been eradicated from the United States. But Orrin hasn't let pesky facts get in his way before, so why start now?
Orrin has an interesting way of interpreting statistics. Department of Health stats show that rabies has been in most of the five boroughs for many years now, primarily in raccoons. There hasn't been a recorded case of canine rabies for over 40 years! And, of course, the successful Off-leash Hours policy has been in effect for over 20 years, now in 89 parks from 9pm-9am every day. That's a major public health success, mostly achieved by responsible dog owners who have vaccinated and continue to vaccinate their dogs against rabies.
Odd that with rabies in in raccoons in most NYC boroughs for at least a decade, and with canine rabies eradicated in the United States for at least the past two years, Orrin's now horribly concerned that the Offleash Hours policy will now lead to rabies transmission.
Dear Orrin should be worried however, that rabid raccoons in certain parks could curtail his birdwatching activities. It would be a tragedy if Orrin were bitten by a rabid raccoon while traipsing through the woods trying to sight birds. And of course, unlike most dogs who live in NYC whose vets insist they are vaccinated against rabies, virtually no humans are immune to the rabies virus.
If Orrin is correct about rabies, we suggest that Orrin stay out of the parks until the rabid raccoon situation is remedied. It's too dangerous for humans to bird watch with those rabid raccoons out there. We wouldn't want Orrin to become more rabid than he already is.
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More fuzzy math for Dear Orrin and one of his three members of the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Owners". The claim is that since codification of the Successful 20+ Year Off-leash Hours Policy, City dog bites have gone up. As our previous post has shown, Orrin is again completely wrong in his assertion, and now one of his "Committee" members have picked up on Orrin's misinformation. Poor Dear Orrin, so often, so wrong.
Happy Holidays to all, even Dear Orrin and the wretched refuse from the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership".
We'll see you in the park.
- Legal - A NYS Supreme Court case to eradicate the policy was defeated in 2006
- Court of Public Opinion - Survey after survey has shown the vast majority of NYC residents approve of the Off-leash Hours policy.
- Public Health - In December 2006 the NYC Health Board unanimously amended the "Leash Law" to specifically permit the Parks Commissioner to promulgate the Off-leash Hours Policy.
- Parks Policy - In 2007, after public hearings where the vast majority of public comment was in favor, the NYC Parks Department codified the Off-leash Hours policy.
Then Orrin decided that he'd be Going Rogue. He realized that judges, public health professionals, and the general public are a difficult thing to go up against. So he'd have to concoct some sneaky, underhanded, bogus claims to try and poke holes in these unanimous decisions.
That's when Orrin came up with his Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy. But of course that failed miserably as well for our Dear Orrin. The only thing it was successful at was convincing rational non-racist people that Dear Orrin needs his meds adjusted, or that Orrin harbors some bizarre racist theories about people and animals.
"Triple drat!", thought our Dear Orrin. "What to do, what to do?"
Then Orrin's previous assertions that park goers need to protect themselves against the blood that runs in our City parks every day from dogs and their owners by carrying pepper spray. This bizarre assertion won our Dear Orrin front page attention from the NY Post for his 15 minutes of infamy! He was dubbed the "Pepper Spray Vigilante" and a photo of his gorgeous mug outed our dear hero.
"Quadruple drat!", thought our Dear Orrin. "I'm getting my message out there; getting lots of publicity, but everyone thinks I'm a wackjob. Am I the only one in this City of millions that sees things clearly?"
Fortunately Dear Orrin isn't alone in this great big City with his hateful ideas to destroy the Off-leash Hours Policy. Orrin's tripled membership in his so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership" (of course Orrin doesn't actually own a dog). Now there are three members, and one actually owns a dog! Another guy calls himself "ChickenUnderwear". It's nice to see that Orrin has some odd new friends who share some of his interests.
But still no traction in the court of public opinion for Orrin. In fact, more and more parks have instituted designated Off-leash Hours areas. "Quintuple drat!" stews our Hero.
Now comes Orrin with a new cynical ploy to scare someone into taking him seriously: Rabies! We'll dub it his Cynical Bogus Rabies Ploy, so as not to confuse it with Orrin's previous unsuccessful Cynical Bogus Racist Ploy.
Of course, Dear Orrin must have missed that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control declared over two years ago that canine rabies has been eradicated from the United States. But Orrin hasn't let pesky facts get in his way before, so why start now?
Orrin has an interesting way of interpreting statistics. Department of Health stats show that rabies has been in most of the five boroughs for many years now, primarily in raccoons. There hasn't been a recorded case of canine rabies for over 40 years! And, of course, the successful Off-leash Hours policy has been in effect for over 20 years, now in 89 parks from 9pm-9am every day. That's a major public health success, mostly achieved by responsible dog owners who have vaccinated and continue to vaccinate their dogs against rabies.
Odd that with rabies in in raccoons in most NYC boroughs for at least a decade, and with canine rabies eradicated in the United States for at least the past two years, Orrin's now horribly concerned that the Offleash Hours policy will now lead to rabies transmission.
Dear Orrin should be worried however, that rabid raccoons in certain parks could curtail his birdwatching activities. It would be a tragedy if Orrin were bitten by a rabid raccoon while traipsing through the woods trying to sight birds. And of course, unlike most dogs who live in NYC whose vets insist they are vaccinated against rabies, virtually no humans are immune to the rabies virus.
If Orrin is correct about rabies, we suggest that Orrin stay out of the parks until the rabid raccoon situation is remedied. It's too dangerous for humans to bird watch with those rabid raccoons out there. We wouldn't want Orrin to become more rabid than he already is.
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More fuzzy math for Dear Orrin and one of his three members of the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Owners". The claim is that since codification of the Successful 20+ Year Off-leash Hours Policy, City dog bites have gone up. As our previous post has shown, Orrin is again completely wrong in his assertion, and now one of his "Committee" members have picked up on Orrin's misinformation. Poor Dear Orrin, so often, so wrong.
Happy Holidays to all, even Dear Orrin and the wretched refuse from the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership".
We'll see you in the park.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Orrin and the NYPost: A Love Affair
Coming off Orrin's 15 minutes of infamy when his ferbissenah punim was splashed all over the pages of that bastion of fine journalism, the NY Post, our Dear Orrin dives into each new issue with relish, perhaps hoping the Post will run another article about his unholy jihad against NYC dogs and dog owners.
But wait! Just this morning, Dear Orrin sees an article completely unrelated to the NYC Parks Off-leash Hours policy and thinks that this error will be another great distortion to add to his bag of tricks as he unsuccessfully tries to discredit the successful 20+ year NYC Parks off-leash hours policy.
In today's NY Post article, the headline erroneously states "BITES SOAR AS BUREAUCRATS BUNGLE". In the body of the article, the reporter states that in NYC in the last reportable year, dog bites reported to the City Department of Health, was 3,537. There's no reference to other years or any indication why the Post editorial department decided to headline the article "Bites Soar..."
In fact, just the opposite is true. In the last reported year before the Off-leash Hour Policy became "official" in 2007--that is codified by both the DOH and the Parks Department--there were a total of 3,956 reported bites in NYC (of which only 86, which is 2.2%, took place in a NYC Park).
This means that instead of BITES SOAR, the headline should have read BITES PLUMMET. In fact, there were 419 less bites--a drop of over 10%!!!
Poor Orrin, quoting wrong statistics makes him even more laughable. It's almost enough to make you feel sorry for him and his micro-ilk. Almost.
But wait! Just this morning, Dear Orrin sees an article completely unrelated to the NYC Parks Off-leash Hours policy and thinks that this error will be another great distortion to add to his bag of tricks as he unsuccessfully tries to discredit the successful 20+ year NYC Parks off-leash hours policy.
In today's NY Post article, the headline erroneously states "BITES SOAR AS BUREAUCRATS BUNGLE". In the body of the article, the reporter states that in NYC in the last reportable year, dog bites reported to the City Department of Health, was 3,537. There's no reference to other years or any indication why the Post editorial department decided to headline the article "Bites Soar..."
In fact, just the opposite is true. In the last reported year before the Off-leash Hour Policy became "official" in 2007--that is codified by both the DOH and the Parks Department--there were a total of 3,956 reported bites in NYC (of which only 86, which is 2.2%, took place in a NYC Park).
This means that instead of BITES SOAR, the headline should have read BITES PLUMMET. In fact, there were 419 less bites--a drop of over 10%!!!
Poor Orrin, quoting wrong statistics makes him even more laughable. It's almost enough to make you feel sorry for him and his micro-ilk. Almost.
Sunday, May 10, 2009
NY Post Outs Orrin: "The Pepper Spray Vigilante"
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It's the 21st century, and instead of Bernhard Goetz, we have Orrin Tilevitz--The Pepper Spray Vigilante!Dear Orrin was outed today and his shameful mug shot plastered on the front page of that bastion of fine journalism, the Rupert Murdoch-owned New York Post.
And what a mug shot it is! Looks like the New York Post photographer shot our hero's good side. He looks like John Wayne (actually more like Shmendrick Ishkabibble). I'm sure his family is proud.
Of course, we're happy to finally see the "man" behind the myth, and to see Dear Orrin confirmed as the president of the so-called "Committee for Responsible Dog Ownership". (Orrin, of course, doesn't actually own a dog).
Orrin won't be able to sneak around behind trees as anonymously as he's tried in the past. In fact, whenever he's harassing anyone in the park, it will be easy to identify him for police reports. Our little camera toting vigilante will get a taste of his own medicine.
Shortly we'll be publishing the "Orrin Tilevitz archives"! Yes folks, through intensive research, we've located video of the NY Parks Department hearing over two years ago where Orrin first spoke of his macho fantasy to use pepper spray on dogs and their owners. You'll be able to watch and hear Orrin in his own voice spew his rage and vigilantism. What a sight it is!
- Exhibit A: NY Post article,
- Exhibit B: Orrin's blog,
- Exhibit C: Parks Hearings video,
- Exhibit D: Any future police reports for harassment will add to the growing dossier on Dear Orrin.
Orrin's NY Post outing now forever links our Dear Hero to his misadventures harassing his fellow citizens and encouraging others in his micro-ilk to attack dogs and dog owners in the park with pepper spray. WNBC news also picked up the story. We found this while Googling "Orrin Tilevitz."
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Orrin (again) Unwittingly Proves the Value of Off-leash Recreation
In Orrin's latest rant, he somehow tries to draw a link between two suburban dogs fenced into their backyard that escaped and attacked a neighbor and her dog with the NYC Off-leash Hours policy.
But in citing this example of enclosed suburban lifestyle, yet again our Dear Orrin unwittingly proves the point that NYC Off-leash Hours policy encourages dogs to be less aggressive, less territorial, and better socialized with other people and dogs that they may have never encountered.
Many dog behaviorists have confirmed that a dog left in a suburban yard, without proper socialization and exercise with other dogs and people, is more likely to be aggressive--similar to a "junk yard" dog who is left to guard its territory and not properly socialized toward strangers.
Anyone who comes out to see the thousands of dogs in the 89 parks currently with Designated Off-leash Hours Areas will see that responsible off-leash recreate results in urban dogs that are well socialized and well behaved. If one were to believe Orrin's screeds, one would think there would be blood running in our parks every day. Over 20 years of a successful off-leash policy has shown that clearly to be false. So much so that the Department of Health, after closely studying the 20+ year successful "experiment" altered the Leash Law to accommodate the policy explicitly.
So we must again give thanks to Orrin. Not only has his efforts alone and with his fellow anti-offleash jihadists helped finally to codify the Off-leash Hours policy into case law at the State Supreme Court, and in the Health Department and Parks Department regulations, but he continues to show (inadvertantly) why NYC has some of the best socialized dogs in the world. Thank you Orrin. Keep up the good work.
But in citing this example of enclosed suburban lifestyle, yet again our Dear Orrin unwittingly proves the point that NYC Off-leash Hours policy encourages dogs to be less aggressive, less territorial, and better socialized with other people and dogs that they may have never encountered.
Many dog behaviorists have confirmed that a dog left in a suburban yard, without proper socialization and exercise with other dogs and people, is more likely to be aggressive--similar to a "junk yard" dog who is left to guard its territory and not properly socialized toward strangers.
Anyone who comes out to see the thousands of dogs in the 89 parks currently with Designated Off-leash Hours Areas will see that responsible off-leash recreate results in urban dogs that are well socialized and well behaved. If one were to believe Orrin's screeds, one would think there would be blood running in our parks every day. Over 20 years of a successful off-leash policy has shown that clearly to be false. So much so that the Department of Health, after closely studying the 20+ year successful "experiment" altered the Leash Law to accommodate the policy explicitly.
So we must again give thanks to Orrin. Not only has his efforts alone and with his fellow anti-offleash jihadists helped finally to codify the Off-leash Hours policy into case law at the State Supreme Court, and in the Health Department and Parks Department regulations, but he continues to show (inadvertantly) why NYC has some of the best socialized dogs in the world. Thank you Orrin. Keep up the good work.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Orrin's New Low
We should have seen this coming. But we thought even Orrin would never discredit himself so much, embarrass himself so much, or be so delusional.
We're talking about Orrin's latest post that compares the NYC Parks Department Off-leash Hours policy to Nazi concentration camps.
That's right kids, Nazi concentration camps. Read the diary of a madman here.
Nothing, of course, needs to be said about this, only that our assertion of CREDO's delusions and Orrin's overall mental state have been confirmed for time immemorial.
We're talking about Orrin's latest post that compares the NYC Parks Department Off-leash Hours policy to Nazi concentration camps.
That's right kids, Nazi concentration camps. Read the diary of a madman here.
Nothing, of course, needs to be said about this, only that our assertion of CREDO's delusions and Orrin's overall mental state have been confirmed for time immemorial.
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