This guy sure thinks so,. Also it appears the Philly smoking ban may not be done deal after all. Of course by the time you read this it might be a moot point.
Screw the environment! There is barely any of that left. We really do need more truck stops. More exhaust from tractor trailers, more pollution in "environmental areas". This 'DEP' must be stopped.
That guy sounds like such a whiny little bitch. FUck him, the environment needs all the protection it can get with president shit-for-brains in office. The last thing this state needs is another truck stop.
It is also annoying how Philly cannot get their shit together and just ban smoking all together in public places. But what would expect from a city headed by one of the worst mayors in the country according to Time.
Philly's problems with the smoking ban have nothing to do with Street. Street supported the original ban legislation, and thinks the compromise is too weak. e's even talked about vetoing the compromise, should it pass. I hope it does pass, and I hope Street doesn't veto. He should continue to work to toughen the ban in an way he can.
I did not say that the smoking ban had anything to do with Street, in fact I applaud his efforts. I just said that this kind of hold-up is indicative of a corrupt city governement.
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Screw the environment! There is barely any of that left. We really do need more truck stops. More exhaust from tractor trailers, more pollution in "environmental areas". This 'DEP' must be stopped.
That guy sounds like such a whiny little bitch. FUck him, the environment needs all the protection it can get with president shit-for-brains in office. The last thing this state needs is another truck stop.
It is also annoying how Philly cannot get their shit together and just ban smoking all together in public places. But what would expect from a city headed by one of the worst mayors in the country according to Time.
My bad that last post was by me
J
Philly's problems with the smoking ban have nothing to do with Street. Street supported the original ban legislation, and thinks the compromise is too weak. e's even talked about vetoing the compromise, should it pass. I hope it does pass, and I hope Street doesn't veto. He should continue to work to toughen the ban in an way he can.
Btw, nice links, Keith!
I did not say that the smoking ban had anything to do with Street, in fact I applaud his efforts. I just said that this kind of hold-up is indicative of a corrupt city governement.
J
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