Wayward DP
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keep the residents out (or in?)Occupants are still free to come and go on refueling runs. So not exactly clear what these fences are meant to do. All part of the plan, maybe.
keep the residents out (or in?)Occupants are still free to come and go on refueling runs. So not exactly clear what these fences are meant to do. All part of the plan, maybe.
I didn’t read or hear that. Did I miss something?Occupants are still free to come and go on refueling runs. So not exactly clear what these fences are meant to do. All part of the plan, maybe.
They have announced the opposite, but they aren’t enforcing it. Lots of video of wagons and wheelbarrows full of jerry cans from this afternoon.I didn’t read or hear that. Did I miss something?
Tell me about it. I’m in a townhouse about 6 doors away from theses “patriotic Canadians” and have been on the brink more than a few times. Since the injunction against the constant horns is has been a wee bit better noise wise, but the heavy diesel fumes an smell have been a constant issue.
Fortunately for the past two days the block in front of our place has been more or less cleared of the heavy trucks and for what it’s worth one lane of traffic is open tor one block further up the street.
Many of them are broke and uninsured, sure, but some of they own or have equity in their trucks, homes, some savings etc. They're not going to be able to claim that they were there in a business capacity.the problem is that once the insurers disavow any association with the folks who are clearly violating their policies, who is gonna pay the judgments?
but yeah, sue them all.
the problem is that once the insurers disavow any association with the folks who are clearly violating their policies, who is gonna pay the judgments?
but yeah, sue them all.
There should be lots of criminal charges too.If they have no insurance or money, all the better. Bleed them dry of however few grubby pennies they have to their names.
oh no doubt, but still going to take a ton of time and effort to eventually ever collectMany of them are broke and uninsured, sure, but some of they own or have equity in their trucks, homes, some savings etc. They're not going to be able to claim that they were there in a business capacity.
this is most often a surprisingly difficult and onerous processIf they have no insurance or money, all the better. Bleed them dry of however few grubby pennies they have to their names.
ThanksSorry to hear you’ve been going through this Anne. Glad things are starting to get a bit better though.
Hopefully your city can get back to normal soon.