Oh, I see the confusion. Must be to my poor grammar, which I admit it really bad.
At the end of the sentence when I said 'it is their responsibility to do so' that implies that it is their responsibility to put that line on the cups. Not to be little nazis.
Many of you are too young to remember but litter was a huge problem and laws were passed to make companies more responsibility for little. Which is why that little line is on the cups.
Isn't Tim Horton the king of Canucks? I think it is somewhat his responsibility, in the US at least, everyone littered until there were a number of public awareness campaigns telling them not to
u/bluetincan you sound delightful, which trailer park did you crawl out of? Im willing to accept if I'm wrong, but it's usually white trash people who are so defensive about littering. Just throw your shit away you lazy piece of garbage, or do us all a favor and discard yourself on the side of the road.
Accusations are thrown and pictures are posted when a user in /r/Canada insists it's Tim Hortons responsibility to keep people from littering on their property
It is no way Tim Horton's responsibility to make sure you never litter, that is asinine.
Nice subreddit you guys have here… I like the glitter.
Since Canada is a shithole, I'll tell you guys a story.
I am a dog owner that takes his dog to the dog park. As all dog owners know, does product a a by product that we are responsible for 'picking up' the waste. That is to say bagging the shit. The law specifically does not say we have to put the bag of shit into the garbage, but every one does. Until the day the city decided to remove the garbage cans at the entrance to the dog park.
Now if you are in an area that is producing waste, but there is no means of disposal there is potential for a build up of waste. You could ask people to take the shit with them in their cars… or expect them to leave the waste where the garbage was. The latter happened. Waste started to pile up.
Why did the city remove the garbages? The official statement was 'the trucks are not allowed to drive on soft ground.' Ok, that is very environmentally sound… you could still use a dolly but whatever. Eventually the mayor was contacted and the garbage cans where returned.
What is the moral of the story? In an area where waste is produced the most logical solution would be to provide a way to get rid of that waste. Kind of like how every fucking restaurant has a toilet.
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n/a SnapshillBot 2017-01-07
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n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
Oh, I see the confusion. Must be to my poor grammar, which I admit it really bad.
At the end of the sentence when I said 'it is their responsibility to do so' that implies that it is their responsibility to put that line on the cups. Not to be little nazis.
Many of you are too young to remember but litter was a huge problem and laws were passed to make companies more responsibility for little. Which is why that little line is on the cups.
n/a For_Tomorrow_We_Die 2017-01-07
That's a bot dude
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
I know that is a bot, but I did not know what comment the OP had linked until I seen the bot's comment.
n/a Mr_Thunders 2017-01-07
Did you not try clicking the link that OP posted??
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
I did, but everything said removed.
n/a clintonbro 2017-01-07
Isn't Tim Horton the king of Canucks? I think it is somewhat his responsibility, in the US at least, everyone littered until there were a number of public awareness campaigns telling them not to
n/a miraclebelly 2017-01-07
u/bluetincan you sound delightful, which trailer park did you crawl out of? Im willing to accept if I'm wrong, but it's usually white trash people who are so defensive about littering. Just throw your shit away you lazy piece of garbage, or do us all a favor and discard yourself on the side of the road.
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
The trailer park that teaches kids how to read.
Had you attended the school at the trailer park you would have read the part that say 'I don't litter'.
n/a thetinguy 2017-01-07
Apparently that trailer park didn't teach you much about grammar.
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
Thanks, I did not delete my comments, the mods did.
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
The title is slightly inaccurate.
It should read
It is no way Tim Horton's responsibility to make sure you never litter, that is asinine.
n/a bluetincan 2017-01-07
Nice subreddit you guys have here… I like the glitter.
Since Canada is a shithole, I'll tell you guys a story.
I am a dog owner that takes his dog to the dog park. As all dog owners know, does product a a by product that we are responsible for 'picking up' the waste. That is to say bagging the shit. The law specifically does not say we have to put the bag of shit into the garbage, but every one does. Until the day the city decided to remove the garbage cans at the entrance to the dog park.
Now if you are in an area that is producing waste, but there is no means of disposal there is potential for a build up of waste. You could ask people to take the shit with them in their cars… or expect them to leave the waste where the garbage was. The latter happened. Waste started to pile up.
Why did the city remove the garbages? The official statement was 'the trucks are not allowed to drive on soft ground.' Ok, that is very environmentally sound… you could still use a dolly but whatever. Eventually the mayor was contacted and the garbage cans where returned.
What is the moral of the story? In an area where waste is produced the most logical solution would be to provide a way to get rid of that waste. Kind of like how every fucking restaurant has a toilet.