City to hire 150 new police
The mayor has given the nod for the hiring of more than 150 extra police, the funds apparently not being a problem suddenly.
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Spock 22:07 on 2012/05/14 Permalink
This retarded strike is just costing us more and more…
Effing “students”…
qatzelok 08:39 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
Ignorance is costing us even more.
JaneyB 08:43 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
And then there’s the new university building projects…this time the UdeM and the Outremont railway yards. Why is there always money for these ventures and police but not enough to hire permanent profs and keep tuition down…
Spock 08:48 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
Yeah when you don’t attend classes you don’t learn and you become ignorant. Yes so that costs us I agree.
How do you want to attract R&D money without state of the art facilities and buildings. They need to build. Alot of money comes from private hands also; why do you think McGill buildings are all named after rich people…
qatzelok 11:17 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
@ Spock: “when you don’t attend classes you don’t learn”
This is pretty simplistic. People are always learning. The strike has taught many people a lot more than a lot of “attending classes” has.
Spock 11:21 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
It taught them how to break windows and cars and how to stay out all night either walking naked or simply how to be annoying…
Great… :(
Kate 22:39 on 2012/05/15 Permalink
Spock, I’ve warned you before against using “retarded” as a slur. Please don’t do that.