It's not you, it's them.

The amount of people who have zero respect for private and public property in Edmonton is the issue here. I still believe that those caught for damage, graffiti or the like should be forced to do 100 hours of community service cleaning things up.
 
IanO said:
It's not you, it's them.

The amount of people who have zero respect for private and public property in Edmonton is the issue here. I still believe that those caught for damage, graffiti or the like should be forced to do 100 hours of community service cleaning things up.
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I'm reminded of the guy who took a hammer, bricks and reportedly a piece of rebar and did $1 million of damage to the panels of Calgary's iconic Peace Bridge last year.

The judge released him after a brief stint in jail, denied the Crown's request for any form of restitution and left taxpayers to pick up the tab.
 
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