Maybe living in Toronto has made me jaded, but my first reaction on seeing these pictures is to think "so what?" I travel the TTC often in the early hours of the morning and see homeless people sleeping in bus and street car shelters all the time. I think as long as they are not harassing anyone the authorities should just leave them be. A homeless person's life is hard enough, no need for us to be petty and toss them out of what ever scrap of shelter they have been able to find for the night.
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Maybe living in Toronto has made me jaded, but my first reaction on seeing these pictures is to think "so what?" I travel the TTC often in the early hours of the morning and see homeless people sleeping in bus and street car shelters all the time. I think as long as they are not harassing anyone the authorities should just leave them be. A homeless person's life is hard enough, no need for us to be petty and toss them out of what ever scrap of shelter they have been able to find for the night.
ReplyDeleteA sign of the times we currently live in. An expose of the current social climate, that's all.
ReplyDeleteRory sorry but there is a bigger story to this and here is the proof: https://twitter.com/LoueyLush/status/724702951877545984
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