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hockeylover
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are these guys gonna fuck up my commute tomorrow? i will drop kick someone.
MindzEye
Wayward Ditch Pig
MindzEye
Wayward Ditch Pig
Putting the laughter back in vehicular manslaughter
LeafGm
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No, don’t kick them. You’ll get arrested.
Hit them with your car instead, since laws apparently don’t apply to you if you’re driving a vehicle.
hockeylover
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yikes.
lecoqsportif
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Oh. I think those guys are fucked. That’s a clear photo.
lecoqsportif
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anne25
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Ah…. Relative peace today. The honking horns and revving of truck engines has been noticeably less today. Not non existent but never the less a lot quieter though the smell of diesel is still quite strong.
Yesterday was a nightmare. It didn’t that help that there are lots of supporters ,mostly younger people and young families, coming in from the burbs and Quebec. My hubby was talking with one young couple and asked them why and the answer was we don’t want our kids to have to wear masks all day at school.
Yesterday was a nightmare. It didn’t that help that there are lots of supporters ,mostly younger people and young families, coming in from the burbs and Quebec. My hubby was talking with one young couple and asked them why and the answer was we don’t want our kids to have to wear masks all day at school.
lecoqsportif
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That’s great. They need to talk to Jean-François Roberge in Quebec City.
WeHaveMoreCupsThanYou
I will get banned again soon, worry not.
Glad they finally isolated that so-called "logistics camp" or supply depot with saunas. Cut off access to gas and diesel and the idling of trucks will eventually stop.
What I would also do is erect a cordoned off area around Parliament Hill and all the roads leading to Wellington. Put up barricades and fences like they do for big events. Then shut down any and all retail businesses inside that cordon. Whenever a protester leaves the area to get food or take a piss, they aren't allowed back in. Eventually they will have to walk home. All parked vehicles inside the cordon get towed and impounded somewhere outside the city limits. Protesters who want to collect their vehicles can pay the impound fees on their way out of town before they get the keys.
That, and triple the price of gas and diesel within a 50 mile radius of the city.
And eventually when that class action lawsuit is brought forward, authorities will have names and addresses of people who were in attendance. Put em all in the poor house.
What I would also do is erect a cordoned off area around Parliament Hill and all the roads leading to Wellington. Put up barricades and fences like they do for big events. Then shut down any and all retail businesses inside that cordon. Whenever a protester leaves the area to get food or take a piss, they aren't allowed back in. Eventually they will have to walk home. All parked vehicles inside the cordon get towed and impounded somewhere outside the city limits. Protesters who want to collect their vehicles can pay the impound fees on their way out of town before they get the keys.
That, and triple the price of gas and diesel within a 50 mile radius of the city.
And eventually when that class action lawsuit is brought forward, authorities will have names and addresses of people who were in attendance. Put em all in the poor house.
anne25
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What happens to the people who live in your cordoned off area? The trucks are clogging an area that stretches more than 1 1/2 km.
manny
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Not exactly a residential area. I can’t think of a single building along that stretch that is residential and doesn’t also have access via another route.