Hey, hey! That's an unfair take. They also kill adults, seniors in particular.

Threatening or killing somebody using a car is taken way too lightly. People outside cars are very vulnerable to the whims of drivers.

Diatomaceous earth kills the little bastards and it is non-hazardous to humans, as long as you don't snort the stuff.

Apparently for them is like walking on broken glass and they bleed do death, so to speak.

My sister had an infestation long ago and it was very effective. You can find the stuff online easily.

What a terrible day to be literate. Why am I not surprised to read that he is a conservative 🙄

Selling smoke.

First they scan for CP, but the next time a corrupt authoritarian leader is elected, what will stop them from using that conveniently pervasive infrastructure to silence journalists, dissidents or political opponents?

Good job! I find it hilarious because I am disabled and can ride a bike just fine. Not all disabilities stop you from riding a bike.

But as you point out, public transit looks to me like the most accessible means of transportation, not cars.

I'm surprised that Canada doesn't have the #1 spot in housing unaffordability. Things are grim here.

If a public square wants to attract local people, and not just tourists who don't know better like Times Square, then the public square needs to be welcoming to local people.

That means no giant screens trying to distract us and no car traffic to drown our voices. It means trees for shade, benches and tables where people can meet, and places for children to play. You want to add a central area for events? That's fine as well after you have addressed the basics.

They want freedom to do what they want, not freedom for you to do what you want. To be fair, we are all a bit like that.

I understand that's how things are, but I don't think that is how they should be. And while I'm an atheist, I also understand many people aren't. Why force my irreligiosity on them?

So while students should not be indoctrinated on any particular religion in school, I don't see the harm in letting both teachers and students wear whatever they like, including religious symbols.

In fact, it would be great if we taught all students the basics of multiple world religions in school and let people of different faiths talk to each other about what is important to them.

Let's redesign streets for the benefit of the people who live there, rather than the speed and convenience of the cars that drive through. I'm sick of the noisy and dangerous traffic around the place where I live, and I can't afford to move.