digitalfutur
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He's at it again ! Fantino and his OPP are now going to enforce a law regarding kids under 16 out after midnight.
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Police are now warning parents that they will be enforcing the Child and Family Services Act, which states that children 16 years old or under must be supervised by someone 18 years old or over, preferably a parent, when they are out between midnight and 6 a.m. Otherwise, police said, they will apprehend the child without a warrant.
When a child is apprehended, the parents will be contacted and be required to pick them up.
»www.thestar.com/news/ontario/article/660668
What a concept !
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elwoodblues
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1 edit | This man is out of control.. he reminds me of the politics of a certain Italian dictator during the 2nd world war.
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Devanchya
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Wow! what a concept...
Forcing Children under 16 years of age to be AT Home after midnight... and in SUMMER.
Geeze, can i use this law please. We had a house party down the road 2 days ago with the kids going everywhere... to bad some of them were obviously over 16.
I actually APPLAUD, and WELCOME this law's enforcement.
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elwoodblues
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| Lets turn this around for a second...
Not knowing the age of anyone here.. hands up how many of you were snuggled safe in your beds at midnight in the middle of summer?
I sure has hell wasn't. Now I did sneak out more then my share of times, so it wasn't with the blessing of my folks.
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Devanchya
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| I was 90% of the time. When I wasn't, I was near, or my parents knew where I was.
For the 5% of the other time, I was doing something stupid and should have been at home.
You know how many 12 year olds, and 15 year olds are out around my neigborhood at night? Enough to make you wonder if it's 3am or 3pm...
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Wolfie00
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said by Devanchya  :Geeze, can i use this law please. We had a house party down the road 2 days ago with the kids going everywhere... to bad some of them were obviously over 16. Don't worry, SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Fantino will soon lobby for a new law where "under 16" becomes "everybody", and house parties will become illegal in case the party-goers might be conspiring a putsch to overthrow the regime. 
I just hope the SS-Obergruppenfuhrer's thugs don't taser or shoot those kids when they're on their way into "custody".
BTW, parties are allowed in a free society, but unreasonable noise late at night is not. This is another example of muddled values, because problems like that can be dealt with through existing laws, and I for one greatly value the privilege of living in a free society. Or at least it was, pre-Fantino.
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BryceS
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Throughout highschool in the summers I would end up at home anywhere from 10pm to 6am to not even coming home that night.
If my parents wanted to know where I was they could just call me.
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Mark Z
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I'm sure McDalton was flapping his flippers wholeheartedly. Gawd I despise them both viscerally. |
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Snickerdo
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Thank goodness the OPP aren't allowed to be anything more than glorified traffic nazis throughout the civilized parts of Ontario. |
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nitzguy
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I can't see "Greater Sudbury Police" enforcing this...sheesh they're the laziest police force in Ontario  .
I'd say the same thing, but you know, we did stupid things...like running around and crap, we didn't break into cars or do drugs or anything like that, I guess we were naieve...my parents always knew where I was.
It wasn't a secret, I was open with them, they were open with me...it was win-win-win. I think the trust has disappeared for whatever reason...I hope with my child we can be as open...
But yeah, like I said, its been on the books, but usually only gets enforced if kids are up to trouble. |
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Mashiki
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Annnndd...this is why they're going to be enforcing it.
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A 15-year-old young offender is charged with arson after a suspicious fire at a London school on Monday.
Not to mention the 20 others, and the problems in St.Thomas, and Ingersoll, and so on.
»lfpress.ca/newsstand/News/Local/···576.html
Because shitrats are out causing trouble. London/Middlesex has been having a hell of a time this year with teenagers causing problems. |
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Snickerdo
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Niagara Falls, ON | Kids running around setting schools on fire isn't exactly anything new. |
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Mashiki
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Wolfie00
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said by Mashiki :Annnndd...this is why they're going to be enforcing it. quote:
A 15-year-old young offender is charged with arson after a suspicious fire at a London school on Monday.
So there has never been an arson committed by anyone over 16 late at night?
I'd say it's time to enforce midnight-to-6 curfews for everyone.
And bring on martial law! I remember when the War Measures Act was declared by Trudeau and army tanks were rolling through the streets of Montreal, the rate of common crime fell to almost zero. Imagine that!
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Snickerdo
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| said by Wolfie00 :And bring on martial law! I remember when the War Measures Act was declared by Trudeau and army tanks were rolling through the streets of Montreal, the rate of common crime fell to almost zero. Imagine that! To hell with civil liberties, who needs those anyway!
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Mashiki
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Generally causality, and crime occurrences go hand in hand. Crime spikes when school gets out mean that you can pretty easily point to the issues at hand and can deal with them when you've got the tools.
We got rid of the war measures act.  But I'm sure we can prop up Trudeau on the back of a train and have him flip off some more Canadians. |
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I know many would disagree but those unelected Senators and Judges are looking more attractive to me by the day. At the very least they are not beholden to the absurdity of polls and the vagarities of the populace. One thing is for sure, McDalton and his nannyist tendencies won't kick up much of a fuss.
Wouldn't surprise me in the least if Fantino made a run at Provincial politics, and he'd probably get elected to boot.
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Wolfie00
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said by Mashiki :Crime spikes when school gets out mean that you can pretty easily point to the issues at hand and can deal with them when you've got the tools. The "tool" in this case being Fantino!  Or more precisely, the concept of incarcerating all students when school gets out, until they can be escorted back to their secure classrooms when September rolls around!
said by Mashiki :We got rid of the war measures act. But I'm sure we can prop up Trudeau on the back of a train and have him flip off some more Canadians. No need. You can have a real, live SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Fantino give the classic salute that I believe was first made famous in Munich about 75 years ago.
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elwoodblues
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said by Mashiki :20 fires in the last month however is. OH I see... so one 15yr old kid is suspect of creating a fire, and is NOT suspected of the other 20.
However since he is 15 and caused a fire, all the other fires must have been caused by kids and thus SS-Obergruppenfuhrer Fantino can have them locked up at night in their beds
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Mashiki
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Ahahaha. I think a ghost of election past would be better but that's me. Besides, if we're gonna go that route, why not just slap them into summer work programs instead. Make them pay for the schooling.
Might be an amusing picture, but maybe we can get Dalton would be the better choice if you're going that route. |
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