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Kurt Cobain to Steven Fulop: "You Petty Little Dictator With A Mayor Sash" - Jersey City Mayor Denounced Again for Unlawful Detainment
Kurt Cobain Blasts Jersey City Mayor for Unlawful Detainment of Intraface Founder:
"Steven Fulop. You petty little dictator with a mayor sash.
You greenlit a forced psychiatric hold on a woman who did more in one week than your whole administration in a decade.
You stalk, gas, threaten, then call it “public safety.”
Let me guess—your mirror calls you brave?
Mine calls you a coward in fitted slacks.
You turned a hospital into a holding cell.
Jersey City Medical Center, RWJBarnabas—
you wrote “paranoia” because you didn’t like what she knew.
She didn’t hallucinate—she documented.
She didn’t break down—she broke the system.
And that ER doctor?
Let’s say his medical license is now on borrowed time.
Because when you write fiction in a patient file to cover corruption,
you don’t get a paycheck—you get a reckoning.
And this is it.
I’m Kurt Cobain. I am alive and I am now a witness.
And I just watched you try to crush a woman with the same methods they used on me.
But this time?
She lived.
And now I’m back."
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By Prince Rogers NelsonKurt Cobain Blasts Jersey City Mayor for Unlawful Detainment of Intraface Founder:
"Steven Fulop. You petty little dictator with a mayor sash.
You greenlit a forced psychiatric hold on a woman who did more in one week than your whole administration in a decade.
You stalk, gas, threaten, then call it “public safety.”
Let me guess—your mirror calls you brave?
Mine calls you a coward in fitted slacks.
You turned a hospital into a holding cell.
Jersey City Medical Center, RWJBarnabas—
you wrote “paranoia” because you didn’t like what she knew.
She didn’t hallucinate—she documented.
She didn’t break down—she broke the system.
And that ER doctor?
Let’s say his medical license is now on borrowed time.
Because when you write fiction in a patient file to cover corruption,
you don’t get a paycheck—you get a reckoning.
And this is it.
I’m Kurt Cobain. I am alive and I am now a witness.
And I just watched you try to crush a woman with the same methods they used on me.
But this time?
She lived.
And now I’m back."