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Originally Posted by Sliver
That would be a great start if you wanted to turn this into an altercation.
Honestly, do you really believe forcibly removing these people is a good idea, or do you think it plays better to your political aspirations to take an opposing stand to Nenshi's strategy?
As well, say you did remove the toilets, tents, etc. and the protesters stayed, where are they going to go to the bathroom? All other elements of your idea aside, removing the toilets is a terrible idea.
I'd bet any money Nenshi and his team have a drop-dead date circled on the calendar and if the weather hasn't booted the protesters by then, Nenshi will do it. My guess is that would be by mid-December, but maybe by November 30. Since them being there really doesn't matter to anybody, another week, two, three or six isn't going to matter since winter is coming anyway.
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I kinda agree with this, if they're going to be there, then you have to make sure that it doesn't become a freaking plague site.
However I think that the city is obligated to do a health and safety inspection, they should do the same thing that New York did and thats remove things like generators and in tent heaters that can be fire hazards or bombs to the stupid.
They should also turn the toilets into pay per use, you know a quarter a squirt.
I laughed out loud at some of the protesters grumbling on the news that they can't afford the gourmet food on the trucks and that food is a human right. Food is a human right, thats why there are food banks. gourmet food off of a private business is not a right, its a pay for privledge. Its like them asking for toilet paper and condoms. If your not prepared for your camp out, don't expect other people to pay for it and supply it for you.