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Detroit water doom: Mass incarcerations for protesters following shutoffs!

 
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The issues are:

1) Minimal to no warning water is being shut off for as little as 60 day delinquency

2) Proof of shutoff not provided, in the case mentioned arrested for asking questions
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1) Do delinquent payers deserve a marching band towing a banner that states, "PAY YO BILL, OR YOU'LL GET CUT OFF!" to come down their street?! If someone has not paid the bill in 60 or more days, THEY should know they are delinquent. It is then incumbent upon them to talk with the water company and try to work out a payment plan or alternative (charity) to pay the past due amount. And if they are so irresponsible that they don't, too bad.

2) The proof of shutoff is the company's lock out tag on the line. Is it possible a notice was left? Is it possible this woman got indignant with the worker? Is it possible that in a fit, she grabbed the bucket off the back of the truck? I don't know either way. And I guess no one else knows for sure. Unless it was videotaped. Do you know if it was recorded for proof?
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Television programming worked on you quite well , there are many like you
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You don't want to call someone a shill for disagreeing but sometimes I wonder if people really know who their enemy is? I think people really do love their task masters !
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The Detroit Water Board approved a $5.6 million, 730 day contract with Homrich Wrecking April 24, Contract No. DWS-894, “Water Shut-Off/Turn-On Project,” according to the Board’s minutes. - See more at: [link to voiceofdetroit.net]

5.6 million.
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because of fukushima they want to make detroit the new seattle
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What's that supposed to mean?
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Three days without water and you die. If it's hot and you're active you can cut that number in half or more. Cut off water and prevent proper sewage disposal, and hygene, and you create a potentialy massive public health problem - welcome back to the 19th century. Throw in no due process, no transparency, massive unemployment and poverty, and you've got Hunger Games 2014, with a little seige of Leningrad thrown in for heightened viewer interest and excitement. Then you have Chinese money waiting in the wings, with no doudt massive insider land/trading deals, and the deliberate giving up of soverignity to a potentially hostile state, along with the precedent setting nature of the whole exercise, and it is likely that this is what much of the rest of the USA has to look forward to in the not too distant future. Assuming that the water bills are really not getting paid, something that may or may not be accurate, the problem is not that the bills arn't getting paid, but that people do not have the funds to pay for basic necessities.
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The Detroit Water Board approved a $5.6 million, 730 day contract with Homrich Wrecking April 24, Contract No. DWS-894, “Water Shut-Off/Turn-On Project,” according to the Board’s minutes. - See more at: [link to voiceofdetroit.net]

5.6 million.
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Unreal " big picture " being drawn , good find OP
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We will cover this on Wide Awake News tonight, along with Bilderberg conference

starts in 5 min

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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


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I'm not sure if someone already posted this link, but a couple of things stood out!
[link to mobile.nytimes.com]

The department has funds to help those in poverty pay off their accounts, Mr. Latimer said. But one of those funds, with about $1 million, has not been taking on new customers for several months because there had been no one to administer it.

Besides the effort to create a regional authority, Mr. Orr has also been looking into selling the water department or having an outside company manage it. The city put out a request last Friday seeking bids to buy or manage the department, and Mr. Nowling wrote that interest was strong.
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The detroit city department was just handed over to China for cleaning up...

they wont take shit from anybody... they are going to invest 100 billion in leveling and rebuilding detroit....


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I hope you move there. Enjoy.
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I can't wait untill they roll out ROBOCOP.

That movie could have been filmed in Detroit. Fits to a tee.

Too f'n prophetic. Gave me the willies 20 years ago.
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


bsflag
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They got some sweet deals on property there. You should go.
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


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They got some sweet deals on property there. You should go.
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What in the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?
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Three days without water and you die. If it's hot and you're active you can cut that number in half or more. Cut off water and prevent proper sewage disposal, and hygene, and you create a potentialy massive public health problem - welcome back to the 19th century. Throw in no due process, no transparency, massive unemployment and poverty, and you've got Hunger Games 2014, with a little seige of Leningrad thrown in for heightened viewer interest and excitement. Then you have Chinese money waiting in the wings, with no doudt massive insider land/trading deals, and the deliberate giving up of soverignity to a potentially hostile state, along with the precedent setting nature of the whole exercise, and it is likely that this is what much of the rest of the USA has to look forward to in the not too distant future. Assuming that the water bills are really not getting paid, something that may or may not be accurate, the problem is not that the bills arn't getting paid, but that people do not have the funds to pay for basic necessities.
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bump

Get used to it. It is the NWO prototype.

Don't like it - get Water Boarded.

No really, I'm just here to tell you "We told you so".

Nobody listens. Especially if they are next in line for it.
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She said the prosecutors frequently add six or seven more charges to the one the prisoner was brought in for, a tactic that office has long used to get people to plea bargain rather than face a jury composed primarily of non-Detroiters.

“The conditions are meant to shame you, demoralize you, criminalize you and break you down,” Hicks said. She said attorney Alice Jennings intervened to get her released after two days, and that no charges were even brought after her traumatic experience.

- See more at: [link to voiceofdetroit.net]
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So, Detroit wasn't demoralizing before the water shutoff?
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


bsflag
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They got some sweet deals on property there. You should go.
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What in the fuck does that have to do with anything I said?
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Ok, stay home and pay her bill for her then. I'm not hard to get along with. Not that I want to get into it but I'm sure our difference of opinion here revolves around *WHO* exactly fucked up and caused bills to go unpaid and who is using heavy handed tactics.

It is not like there is a water shortage......
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The show must go on, but will it at Detroit’s Masonic Theater?

A shutoff notice is taped to the front door of the historic building for failure to pay its bills. The DTE Energy posting says electric and natural-gas service will be disconnected on or after Sunday unless the account is made current.

“We’re not not paying bills. It’s trying to be timely with the bills,” said Jimmy Romeo, the Masonic’s director of events. “The bill will be paid in the allotted time.”

He said that the private event, which is next on the Masonic calendar, will go on as scheduled tonight.

It takes $3,000 a day to run the Masonic, he added.

According to Romeo, the Detroit Masonic Theater Company who runs the entertainment venue for the Masons inherited the outstanding bills when it took over management of the landmark.

Olympia Entertainment oversaw the Masonic until 2010.

The Ilitch-owned firm disagreed with Romeo, saying in a statement, “The Masonic Temple is a historic jewel in our community and when Olympia Entertainment stepped in back in 2007 to manage the venue, we invested significantly in the operations of the facility, including paying off and restructuring substantial debt on behalf of the non-profit Masonic Temple Association. When our lease agreement with the Masonic Temple Association ended in 2010, all of Olympia's financial responsibilities were current."

DTE Energy said in a written statement that the Masonic Temple has “accrued a substantial unpaid balance and attempts to reach a workable payment arrangement with the facility’s management have been unsuccessful … Facility management has not complied with a recent agreement for partial payment that would prevent shutoff. We continue to talk with the management team.”

The utility also acknowledged the important role the theater plays in Detroit and the surrounding region.

“We recognize the iconic status that the Masonic Temple holds in the community and we regret that a shutoff may be necessary, but in fairness to all of our customers we cannot continue to provide utility services without payment.”

Standing near the nearly-vacant entrance to the theater, Romeo listed some of the famous acts who’ve performed at the masonic over the years, including Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, The Who and the Rolling Stones.

The storied venue is used for weddings along with performances, but Romeo wondered if this threatened utility shut-off will scare away potential brides and concert promoters.

“It’s a concern of ours,” he said.

The 14-story, 1,000-plus-room Masonic Temple at Temple and Second was completed in 1926. According to its Web site, it’s the world’s largest Masonic Temple.
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She said the prosecutors frequently add six or seven more charges to the one the prisoner was brought in for, a tactic that office has long used to get people to plea bargain rather than face a jury composed primarily of non-Detroiters.

“The conditions are meant to shame you, demoralize you, criminalize you and break you down,” Hicks said. She said attorney Alice Jennings intervened to get her released after two days, and that no charges were even brought after her traumatic experience.

- See more at: [link to voiceofdetroit.net]
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So, Detroit wasn't demoralizing before the water shutoff?
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Well yes it was. But isn't that kinda the point of this thread? Bad goes to worse but still it seems that Libia, Hillery and gay rights are more important.
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It makes me sad to see so many Detroit haters.

Although this is off-topic if you ever have been here than you know. Detroit is f*cking awesome. Belle Isle. Eastern Market. Woodward cruising. Cars. Mexican town, better margaritas then even in Mexico. Hamtramck and polish food. Harpos (now this is old but damn that place used to rock!) and the clubs downtown are as good as NYC or anywhere. Boxing, Joe Louis. Tigers, Lions, Red Wings, Pistons. Real people, mostly, The further out you move the faker people get. But the city has alot of hope. There is extraordinary art and architecture, if you know where to look. Its a real melting pot and the weird thing is there is almost no racial shit that goes on between these communities. It's hard to believe that but besides the gang-bangers people for the most part pull together, and get along. Every city has places you avoid, Detroit has more than most, sure. I know I am being nostalgic here. My point is, or rather the point of this thread, Agenda 21 is coming and we will be the first to go. I hoped it wouldn't happen this soon but...the politicians and poor management is what ruined Detroit, not the people.

From this article, if it's TRUE, then it has started.

Please don't hate on Detroit.
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How can you say Detroit is F*cking awesome. It used to be 40 years ago but it's a gang n*g*r infested hell hole. I was born and raised there, I have seen the N*G*RS take newly built neighborhoods and within 2 years become full of welfare people, gangs, drugs ect.. You can't even sit on your porch without getting shot or mugged. So don't say it's F. awesome. IT'S A LIVING HELL HOLE!
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Three days without water and you die. If it's hot and you're active you can cut that number in half or more. Cut off water and prevent proper sewage disposal, and hygene, and you create a potentialy massive public health problem - welcome back to the 19th century. Throw in no due process, no transparency, massive unemployment and poverty, and you've got Hunger Games 2014, with a little seige of Leningrad thrown in for heightened viewer interest and excitement. Then you have Chinese money waiting in the wings, with no doudt massive insider land/trading deals, and the deliberate giving up of soverignity to a potentially hostile state, along with the precedent setting nature of the whole exercise, and it is likely that this is what much of the rest of the USA has to look forward to in the not too distant future. Assuming that the water bills are really not getting paid, something that may or may not be accurate, the problem is not that the bills arn't getting paid, but that people do not have the funds to pay for basic necessities.
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bump

Get used to it. It is the NWO prototype.

Don't like it - get Water Boarded.

No really, I'm just here to tell you "We told you so".

Nobody listens. Especially if they are next in line for it.
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" NWO prototype" excellent analogy , I don't know what's coming down the pike but it ain't good

If this mass arrest happened in Utah, or Washington would people care?

Would they see the potential for more abuse?

I think Detroit is just a great punching bag to turn a blind eye to the absolute truth

Government is over stepping it's bounds in violation of the Constitution of the United States of America
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It's so easy to talk shit about people until one day maybe it's you with a sudden black hood over your head and shoved into the back of a van
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


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They do need to pay their bills. We had our water shut off once because we were 2 weeks overdue. They are lucky to have 60 days. Some who protest are proably free loaders who want their free OBAMA shit.Everyone has to pay bills on time. Why are they making so much noise when all they have to do is pay on time.
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All neighborhoods are being shut down and abandoned near the prison via FEMA camp whatever , I talked to some mechanics on this street that bordered the prison , as usual nobody knows nothing

This place is definitely " not" shut down " the jail that is "

[link to tinypic.com]

[link to tinypic.com]

[link to tinypic.com]

It's a war zone down here , have no words

Can't see prisoners but the place loaded with personnel , the mechanics told me half of it will be the 36th district court and the other half will be a jail

Picked up a tail via " stingray" bugging out and headed home

I will take more pics as I exit
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Every time I come back from one of these missions and I am physically , mentally , spiritually exhausted , it's just indescribable

Sigh

I'm going to look through the links start calling reporters to get to the bottom of all this , I have to unwind and I will return with more commentary on the mission

Place looks like a giant FEMA camp to me with railways guard towers whole 9 " there is no protest down there currently "
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When I took this little trip I ended up getting tailed by police , some in unmarked cars some in DPD police cruisers , one thing is for certain

They don't want anyone looking around asking questions or taking photos , they have much to hide , place really does look like a FEMA camp with railways , razor wire and guard towers

I would never want to be inside of the 6 mile state prison
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I would like to thank Mountain Girl for pinning , at least this thread had it's moment in time
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Why anyone would want to stay in Detroit is beyond me.
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Thread: weird unexplainable things that have happened to you?

You don't wanna know kid, it will give you nightmares
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take a hint , free shitters , the rest of us have had enough of you and your shit.

First they came for the free shitters , after that all the productive people's standard of living doubled or tripled. Bye bye free shitters it is all over except the short stay in the extermination camps for you and your worthless troglodyte offspring )))
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The issues are:

1) Minimal to no warning water is being shut off for as little as 60 day delinquency

2) Proof of shutoff not provided, in the case mentioned arrested for asking questions
 Quoting: RadChick



1) Do delinquent payers deserve a marching band towing a banner that states, "PAY YO BILL, OR YOU'LL GET CUT OFF!" to come down their street?! If someone has not paid the bill in 60 or more days, THEY should know they are delinquent. It is then incumbent upon them to talk with the water company and try to work out a payment plan or alternative (charity) to pay the past due amount. And if they are so irresponsible that they don't, too bad.

2) The proof of shutoff is the company's lock out tag on the line. Is it possible a notice was left? Is it possible this woman got indignant with the worker? Is it possible that in a fit, she grabbed the bucket off the back of the truck? I don't know either way. And I guess no one else knows for sure. Unless it was videotaped. Do you know if it was recorded for proof?
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Television programming worked on you quite well , there are many like you
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Hey, dupe. Why do you think I am on GLP?

Maybe you are too young to remember this. But in the not too distant past, there was no internet.

In the "old days", the only news sources were CBSABCNBC. Then along came CNN. Also, the era of the newspaper was still in effect. So news could be found in NYT, Washington Post, LA Times, AJC, etc...

Then came the first easy access alternative to MSM; Rush. Believe it or not, this was radically different from the aforementioned propagandists. And what did they do? They doubled down and became even bigger tools of the leftists the numbnuts seem to give a pass. And Rush, too, has evolved into a big time cheerleader of the Republicrats.

Thankfully, we have so many alternatives now to the NWO MSM jackasses. But only a fool will get information from one source or group of similar sources. A person who thirsts for truth should look at as many different sources as possible and filter what's REAL from that.

Class is over...
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The issues are:

1) Minimal to no warning water is being shut off for as little as 60 day delinquency

2) Proof of shutoff not provided, in the case mentioned arrested for asking questions
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1) Do delinquent payers deserve a marching band towing a banner that states, "PAY YO BILL, OR YOU'LL GET CUT OFF!" to come down their street?! If someone has not paid the bill in 60 or more days, THEY should know they are delinquent. It is then incumbent upon them to talk with the water company and try to work out a payment plan or alternative (charity) to pay the past due amount. And if they are so irresponsible that they don't, too bad.

2) The proof of shutoff is the company's lock out tag on the line. Is it possible a notice was left? Is it possible this woman got indignant with the worker? Is it possible that in a fit, she grabbed the bucket off the back of the truck? I don't know either way. And I guess no one else knows for sure. Unless it was videotaped. Do you know if it was recorded for proof?
 Quoting: Georgia_dawg


Television programming worked on you quite well , there are many like you
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Hey, dupe. Why do you think I am on GLP?

Maybe you are too young to remember this. But in the not too distant past, there was no internet.

In the "old days", the only news sources were CBSABCNBC. Then along came CNN. Also, the era of the newspaper was still in effect. So news could be found in NYT, Washington Post, LA Times, AJC, etc...

Then came the first easy access alternative to MSM; Rush. Believe it or not, this was radically different from the aforementioned propagandists. And what did they do? They doubled down and became even bigger tools of the leftists the numbnuts seem to give a pass. And Rush, too, has evolved into a big time cheerleader of the Republicrats.

Thankfully, we have so many alternatives now to the NWO MSM jackasses. But only a fool will get information from one source or group of similar sources. A person who thirsts for truth should look at as many different sources as possible and filter what's REAL from that.

Class is over...
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Class is over ? I'm glad , I learned who I don't want to be
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


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They do need to pay their bills. We had our water shut off once because we were 2 weeks overdue. They are lucky to have 60 days. Some who protest are proably free loaders who want their free OBAMA shit.Everyone has to pay bills on time. Why are they making so much noise when all they have to do is pay on time.
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One or a few people not paying water bills isn't likely to be a systemic problem and may just be due to individual issues, however, when large numbers of an urban community aren't able to pay their water bills, assuming this is true, than you have a major systemic problem of which not paying the water bill is simply an effect - in which case, some of the lazy pension sucking city officials need to get off their cans and address the likely causes, i.e, there are no jobs, not enough income in Detroit - you don't turn off the water in mass, which, at the very least puts individuals and the community at risk of disease from lack of hygiene, hydration etc....
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That's what happens when you don't pay your bill.. Now, yes, I do believe water is a basic right.. But if you are going to buy it from someone and allow them to put a meter on your house, well, then you had better pay your fucking bill..

This sounds like an article written by Laquitia who wants sympathy for crying like a bitch after not paying her water bill and getting shut off. Notice she had to bring race into it? Notice that just about everything she said is most likely overexaggerated?


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 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 58053864


They do need to pay their bills. We had our water shut off once because we were 2 weeks overdue. They are lucky to have 60 days. Some who protest are proably free loaders who want their free OBAMA shit.Everyone has to pay bills on time. Why are they making so much noise when all they have to do is pay on time.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 24593260


One or a few people not paying water bills isn't likely to be a systemic problem and may just be due to individual issues, however, when large numbers of an urban community aren't able to pay their water bills, assuming this is true, than you have a major systemic problem of which not paying the water bill is simply an effect - in which case, some of the lazy pension sucking city officials need to get off their cans and address the likely causes, i.e, there are no jobs, not enough income in Detroit - you don't turn off the water in mass, which, at the very least puts individuals and the community at risk of disease from lack of hygiene, hydration etc....
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1593102


How long have these people been overdue. I think 60 days is more then enough time to come up with payment or get shut off. Maybe there just free loaders taking it to the limit and i'm pretty sure they knew they were late on their bill. How can you just rack up 60 days worth of a water bill and not know. Then say, OMG they shut off my water. Please. No excuse. They knew it was coming and pushed it to the limit and now are cryin wolf. They had 60 days to try to get help to pay their bill, but they didn't.





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