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Some common sense for a change

This is how it's supposed to be, but the truth is there's always someone saying, "I'm so sorry, she's never bitten anyone before."
Then when it comes time for the thing to be destroyed, it's always, "Please don't put her down, she'll never do it again, I promise." Meanwhile, a little Girl or boy is now traumatized with PTSD for life, but the master is ready and willing to chance destroying yet another Child's life.
Of course, there's always the rapists with the growling pit bulls, dobermans, etc., and most of this is the same except a little Child is dead, and they're still begging and pleading for a chance to kill another Child.

Open sewers, melting in summer heat

Extremely toxic animal excrement baking in a dark, heat-retaining metal bin. The stench of these things when a lot of dog owners have shit their beast on a stranger's private property. And they urinate toxic waste on people's tree trunks, killing the trees.
What do they do when their beast has diarrhea? Do they run home for paper towels or do they have some on them for just such "thoughtfully" prescienced situations? Or do they just leave a puddle of shit for others to step in?
Being imperfect, dog owners forget a bag, which they beLIEve protects their fingers from the solid waste. So every so often, all dog owner's leave their shit on sidewalks, again for someone to step through or for someone else to pick up.
And they mix all the dog feces from the Litter receptacles in the same bin in the garbage/recycle pickup truck that they empty the Recycle receptacles into.

No room in the shelters for all the guys

I've never been so bold as to do this, but I think alcohol gave him the fake courage or careless attitude. I mean, how long would staff let someone sleep this way? As it turns out, when staff asked him to leave, he ordered food, lots of food (just received his social assistance check?). He slobbered down the food, making a huge mess in the process, and then resumed his sleeping arrangement...in the end, the police became involved.
But there were sleeping positions they let people get away with until the morning work crowd started rolling in.

Number of people suffering in Toronto

Toronto is such a great place that it had to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars, if not millions, to put up long jump-proof barriers on both sides of the Bloor Street viaduct. The city had to install the barriers to keep all the people suffering so much that they'd take such a brutal method of suicide as jumping.

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