A Thing Is Noticed

11 Replies to “A Thing Is Noticed”

1. Those on the “left” accept that which they vilify those on the “right” for pointing out. Their hypocrisy is stunning.

2. it’s Washington, lots of rules, regulations and laws, now openly flouted by all.
   As this spreads to the rest of D controlled locations, the rest of us prepare to repel invaders.
   Just keep your head while the rest lose theirs.

   1. Meanwhile, the subway in New York is becoming so unsafe no sane person would want to ride it, free or not.

3. You couldn’t pay me to ride the TTC. You’re much safer on a motorcycle in Toronto traffic. The dregs and the junkies generally stay to the sidewalks and the subways.

   1. Just saw an ad on TV promoting ‘The Better Way’. Bad timing, wouldn’t you say?

   2. “You couldn’t pay me to ride the TTC.”
      Me either. One would have to go to toronto to do that and that ain’t happening.

4. The arrogant elite on display in the replies.
   “We are entitled to our entitlements.”
   Now do Ottawa…
   oh wait, never mind. They all have limos, eh?

5. “Sounds like you didn’t eat farts as I specifically asked, Ms. Andrews.”
   Hoity-toity indeed.

6. Try to explain that when someone steals a fare or shoplifts an item, it also affects both the employees and the paying customers.

   and they won’t care to understand

7. Just yesterday a TTC riding 20 year old Toronto woman, that likely paid, was rushed to hospital after being repeatedly stabbed in the face on a streetcar by a stranger, that probably didn’t pay.

   1. Fare evasion kills!
      Montreal once bragged of serving something like 1.2 million fares on the metro alone per day.
      I did some math, and it turned out that the fares collected were about twice the budget of the entire Montreal transit system, so it was basically just another cash-cow for the city.
      Their bragging posters were up for less than 3 days.