"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their dumbassedness.
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
bfh <redydog@rye.net> wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their dumbassedness. >>
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
And they do it with such ease and familiarity.
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their dumbassedness.
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their dumbassedness.
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard""houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard >>>>>
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping" >>>>>> during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts >>>>>> of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just >>>>>> a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity. >>>>>> The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and >>>>>> be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating >>>>>> it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or >>>>>> a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be no such
thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
On 7/24/2023 7:26 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard >>>>>>>
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a
prime example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information: >>>>>>>Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters >>>>>>>
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping" >>>>>>> during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts >>>>>>> of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just >>>>>>> a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity. >>>>>>> The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement: >>>>>>>
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how
–
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules >>>>>>> and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating >>>>>>> it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite. >>>>>>> Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing
priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be >>>>>>> able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is >>>>>>> violating Tigard’s Time,
Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable" >>>>>>> explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be no
such thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
Good question. Maybe Xwitterers?
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard >>>>>
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be no such
thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard""houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a prime
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard >>>>>
example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information:Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping" >>>>>> during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts >>>>>> of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just >>>>>> a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity. >>>>>> The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community
member yourself.
Here’s how –
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and >>>>>> be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating >>>>>> it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or >>>>>> a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is
violating Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be no such
thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
kmiller wrote:
On 7/24/2023 7:26 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard""houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the
library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard >>>>>>>
prime example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more information: >>>>>>>>Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters >>>>>>>>
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits "camping" >>>>>>>> during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like
they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all sorts >>>>>>>> of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's just >>>>>>>> a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're >>>>>>>> doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this insanity. >>>>>>>> The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement: >>>>>>>>
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community >>>>>>>> member yourself.
Here’s how
–
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner rules and >>>>>>>> be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are violating >>>>>>>> it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite. >>>>>>>> Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is
creating a public safety risk. If there are competing priorities or >>>>>>>> a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be >>>>>>>> able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is >>>>>>>> violating Tigard’s Time,
Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable" >>>>>>>> explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be no
such thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
Good question. Maybe Xwitterers?
Twixers? Twixies? Twixters?
On 7/24/2023 7:55 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/24/2023 7:26 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the >>>>>>>>> library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a
prime example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for moreHardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
information:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters >>>>>>>>>
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits
"camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like >>>>>>>>> they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all >>>>>>>>> sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's >>>>>>>>> just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're >>>>>>>>> doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this
insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community
involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community >>>>>>>>> member yourself.
Here’s
how
–
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner
rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are
violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion.
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their
campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line:
503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is >>>>>>>>> creating a public safety risk. If there are competing
priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be >>>>>>>>> able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the
person is
violating
Tigard’s
Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel
"comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be >>>>> no such thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
Good question. Maybe Xwitterers?
Twixers? Twixies? Twixters?
Xtinkies? Xigwitters? Xagwatters? Orange gooners? Oops. Not sure how
that got in there...
kmiller wrote:ƒâ€šÃ‚¢ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã…¡Ã‚¬Ã¢â‚¬Å“
On 7/24/2023 7:55 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/24/2023 7:26 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the >>>>>>>>>> library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a >>>>>>>>> prime example of boundlessness.
 Naturally, there's a link for more
information:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters >>>>>>>>>>
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits
"camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like >>>>>>>>>> they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be all >>>>>>>>>> sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think it's >>>>>>>>>> just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like they're >>>>>>>>>> doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this
insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community involvement: >>>>>>>>>>
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the community >>>>>>>>>> member yourself.
Here’s how âÃÃ
Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their
Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner
rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are
violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion. >>>>>>>>>>
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their campsite. >>>>>>>>>> Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line: >>>>>>>>>> 503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is >>>>>>>>>> creating a public safety risk. If there are competing
priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may not be >>>>>>>>>> able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the person is >>>>>>>>>> violating
Tigard’s Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel "comfortable" >>>>>>>>>> explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
dumbassedness.
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will soon be >>>>>> no such thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
Good question. Maybe Xwitterers?
Twixers? Twixies? Twixters?
Xtinkies? Xigwitters? Xagwatters? Orange gooners? Oops. Not sure how
that got in there...
It's uniquely possible that it fell out of a hole in your spaghetti sack.
On 7/25/2023 7:41 PM, bfh wrote:¬Å¡Ãƒâ€šÃ‚¬ÃƒÆ’ƒÂ¢Ã¢â‚¬Å¾Ã‚¢s
kmiller wrote:
On 7/24/2023 7:55 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/24/2023 7:26 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/23/2023 9:28 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 7/19/2023 11:17 AM, bfh wrote:
Technobarbarian wrote:
"What you need to know about camping in Tigard"
Seriously. This is the title of a pamphlet I picked up at the >>>>>>>>>>> library.
This is a link to the pamphlet:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing/camping-in-tigard
"houselessness". LOL. The creativeness of dumbassedness is a >>>>>>>>>> prime example of boundlessness.
 Naturally,
there's a link for more information:
https://www.tigard-or.gov/community-support/housing-and-shelters >>>>>>>>>>>
Portland also has a similar ordinance now that prohibits >>>>>>>>>>> "camping"
during the day. It probably isn't enforceable. It sounds like >>>>>>>>>>> they're trying hard to avoid enforcing it. There will be >>>>>>>>>>> all sorts
of warnings before they actually write a ticket. I think >>>>>>>>>>> it's just
a game the politicians are playing to make it look like >>>>>>>>>>> they're
doing something. But that isn't my favorite part of this >>>>>>>>>>> insanity.
The most insane part is the suggestion for community
involvement:
"If you see a violation in the community:
If you feel comfortable, you may want to approach the
community
member yourself.
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Assume the person is not aware of the Time, Place, Manner >>>>>>>>>>> rules and
be prepared to talk about the ordinance and how they are >>>>>>>>>>> violating
it.
Approach the community member with respect and compassion. >>>>>>>>>>>
It may take some time for the person to dismantle their >>>>>>>>>>> campsite.
Please give community members time and space to do so.
You also may choose to call the police non-emergency line: >>>>>>>>>>> 503-629-0111.
Police response will be prioritized based on if the person is >>>>>>>>>>> creating a public safety risk. If there are competing
priorities or
a high call volume, then the Tigard Police Department may >>>>>>>>>>> not be
able to respond immediately.
When you call, be prepared to be specific about how the >>>>>>>>>>> person is
violating
Tigardââ‚ÂÃâ
Time, Place, Manner Ordinance."Hardly a day goes by without the dumbasses confirming their >>>>>>>>>> dumbassedness.
What I want to know is, what sort of nut would feel
"comfortable"
explaining the rules to an "unhoused" person
HawHawHaw!
https://twitter.com/JoeBiden/status/1681424737384435713?s=20
You're a twitterer? I'm disappointed.
I'm a DuckDuckGoer. And, surely you know, there will
soon be no such thing as twitterers. Sheesh! You hiding under a >>>>>>> rock?
What do you think they'll call them? Xers? Xies?
Good question. Maybe Xwitterers?
Twixers? Twixies? Twixters?
Xtinkies? Xigwitters? Xagwatters? Orange gooners? Oops. Not sure
how that got in there...
It's uniquely possible that it fell out of a hole in your spaghetti
sack.
Unfounded, hurtful, speculation based on insufficient data and a rudimentary, though fallacious, hypothesis.
Xpurters!
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