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| quote: | Originally posted by Orko
I love your way of thinking.
Since we have more pressing issues, we shouldn't change what we can when we see it.
Dude, this is something that people can do on a daily baisis which will improve the city, the country. Just because the political system is failing at improving other parts of the city, does not mean we cannot take it upon our selves to solve problems when we see them.
When I moved to Canada my relatives and I agreed that it was very very clean, about 17 years ago. Now I have relatives come from other places in the world and they ask "what happened?". Its a shame for such an advanced nation to let such an easily solvable problem escalate. |
The problem is that canadians tend to focus on the petty and stupid things too much. And then they fail to tackle real problems.
Instead of actually doing something about the homeless, health care etc (instead of just throwing money at an already bad system) our politicians instead pass smoking, pitt bull and other inane laws.
I wouldnt be so critical of this idea except thatwe need to fix a whole lot of things that take priority over cig butts on the street.
I for one have noticed where the cig butts tend to usually pile up the most........ in the potholes.
Now there's an analogy if there ever was one.
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| quote: | Originally posted by jester
Everything in this country is illegal. |
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