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Tweeting for the first time in 2 years because: Why does .@TPSOperations feel entitled to park on the sidewalk? There's parking on Connolly, and Laughton, right behind him, a few feet away.
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I don't want to defund the police, entirely. Just don't park on the goddamn sidewalk and then lie to the face of citizens who politely question your entitled behaviour.
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See you in another two years, Tweeps. I'll complain through initial channels, too; nothing will change. When @ParkingTPS @TrafficServices @TPSOperations decide parking on the sidewalk is necessary compared to four seconds of additional effort, they're just gonna do it.
There is absolutely, positively no reason all of these officers couldn't have parked without blocking the sidewalk. But they're entitled and dishonest, so they park wherever they feel entitled to, for non-emergency calls, for as long as they please, for no reason whatsoever.
When asked, the SUPERVISOR - not just a rank and file cop - said that he "needed" to park there to "investigate a traffic incident." The investigation consisted of chatting with one or two other cops, also parked on the sidewalk, for between 30-75 minutes per cop.
The essential first step to using the self-checkout is muting it. Pressing the "volume" button almost always shuts it up immediately, transforming the experience from "literal torture" to "somewhat tolerable".
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“As we move forward, a fundamental right of children is the right to an education, and an in-person education. This shouldn’t be compromised.” A group of doctors across Canada say schools should remain open. theglobeandmail.com/canada/a…
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1 in 4 #COVID19 cases found through contact tracing in Peel were those went to work sick. Lack of #PaidSickDays is hurting vulnerable workers, by @iPreetBrar @carolinajimenez thestar.com/opinion/contribu… via @torontostar @bramptoncovid @DecentWorkHlth #onpoli #sdoh
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Congrats to my brotha Freddy V! Kyle old ass couldn’t do it. Glad you did champ! Been telling you!
I shall shortly be taking a break from Reddit and Twitter, the discourse around schools is super toxic and arguing with people about what should be just incontrovertible facts is bad for my mental health. Just as schools being closed is harmful to family mental health.
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The Sick Kids report, Europe, the CDC, and almost every non-Canadian expert on Twitter are in overwhelming, vociferous, unquestionable agreement that school closures harm children, *particularly* the youngest children.
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I don't want to exaggerate too much but anyone who says the impossibly stupid trope "Schools ARE open, they're just virtual!" should just not be allowed to use the Internet for the rest of their life.
These settings are where the virus spreads *rapidly*; people are *deliberately* and *knowingly* going to work with COVID in Peel. cp24.com/news/crombie-renews…
The continuing month-long fiesta of prioritized rage-dunking on travel (1.8% of cases).. forest, trees, something...
A workplace like this is a *significantly* more worrisome setting for the risk for B.117 community spread than an LTCH in which residents are on site 24 hours a day.
A factory located in this part of town is gonna have a *big* commuting radius also affecting Peel/York Region.
Chris Price retweeted
What does belonging really mean? What is it like to truly feel that you belong in a space?
A reflection on sports, freedom and identity by @hadiyaroderique.
#BlackHistoryMonth | @Rogers
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Chris Price retweeted
Every time a study comes out people say “see kids can catch it” as if anyone doubted this. They are clearly less susceptible, the susceptibility goes up with age, and they are extremely unlikely—less than flu—to get any severe consequence compared to adults. That’s where we are.