I was going 7 over the limit as per my story, a great big 50km/h hour sign where 40 km/h was only enforced certain hours of the day, certain days of the week, certain months of the year, all of which I was expected to read within literal seconds, and didn’t slow down enough in time.

Any traffic enforcement officer would literally laugh in your face if you told them I shouldn’t have a license. Grow a brain. This will be my last post. Jesus Christ you are such a fucking moron.

LOL, a suspended licence for going 7 kms over the regular speed limit. Yeah, you’re a rational person alright, and I should take any argument you have seriously. Ok.

And you know that you don’t have to gas, maintain, insure or rent a car that you borrow from a friend of family member, right?

Going 7 over the regular limit does not make me a danger to society you absolute lunatic, and it is the responsibility of the government to make sure that signage is CLEAR and READABLE to people on the road.

Have a nice day.

You know that you can drive a car you don’t own right? And not every person who is ticketed is driving like an asshole. I got a 100 dollar ticket for driving 57 in what was normally a 50 km zone, but there was brand new signage up that I had literally 4 seconds to read (I went back and timed it) that gave: months of the year, days of the week, and hours of the day that the new 40 km/h speed limit was enforced. But because I can’t read at the speed of light while driving down the road, bam, ticket.

I don’t know about the guy you are asking, but I have multiple school zones with a 50kph limit in my area as well.

Thanks for posting this. My feelings about celebrating Canada have become so complex since I became an adult and starting learning about Canada’s true past. I love my country, and would very willingly die for this country (a feeling that became VERY clear to me with Trump’s talk of annexation), but I can’t deny that I will never see this country quite the same way I did when I was young and naive.

This land was stolen, it should never have happened, but the clock can’t be turned back, and now there are legions of us born here, and for better or for worse we are part of this country now. I also view everyone here as my brothers and sisters, and I’m glad there are native people willing to view us that way too, although quite frankly I would not blame them if they didn’t.

We can only move forward. That’s what the Truth and Reconciliation movement is all about. Acknowledging the horrors of the past, and trying to move forward in peace together. I hope that Canada can turn into the country I thought it was when I was young.

Happy Canada Day to you.

I boycotted them a long time ago when I found out they donated to Trump’s campaign, despite being a Swedish company.

Jesus Christ. Fuck that guy.

I’m giving away my age, but Benny & Joon. A story about two mentally ill people falling in love, and the script isn’t even that great, but all the actors really sell it and it is such a quirky heart warming and funny movie.