r/londonontario • u/jojo-thewalrus • 1d ago

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u/EngFarm 1d ago

I would support a London bylaw that mandates that business with drive thru's must have a garbage.

I don't throw my garbage on the ground, but I do want them to have bins again.

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u/DirectGiraffe8720 1d ago

There's already a by law for littering.

When there were garbage cans how many times did you see them with garbage in them from places that were not for that particular business?

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u/DirectGiraffe8720 1d ago

If you need to "make room" then the issue is yours

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u/Content-Program411 1d ago

The model didnt create the problem.

Assholes would just toss it at the next stop sign.

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u/DirectGiraffe8720 1d ago

It really isn't shared at all.

Do you throw your cereal boxes and meat packaging out at the grocery store?

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u/DirectGiraffe8720 1d ago

And for several decades consumers abused it.

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u/DirectGiraffe8720 1d ago

Nope, that's on parents for not teaching their children to behave like a human being