Actually, it is not the City that does not care about the litter, it
is the LITTERERS that don't care.
I watch miscreants drop their trash on the street all the time.
They look me in the eye when they are doing it. It is simply an
undertated way of saying F. U. Their are signalling to the rest of
us that they do not give a damn about this city.
Tragically, this is the attitude that is ruining their sorry lives.
Police should issue summonses whenever they see this happening. It
is the ONLY way to stop it.
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Pitzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't really think it's done on purpose. I think the sad fact is
we have some ignorant low
> life slobs in this city who just don't care. Add to that the
people who live in the section 8
> housing such as the welfare hotel across the street from me. I'm
sorry to say it, but those
> people, and the endless stream of cars that seems to be visiting
there, are a bunch of
> slobs. Much of the daily garbage I encounter in my neighborhood is
discarded liquor and
> beer containers. This happens every single day. I've never seen
anything like it.
> 2 houses away from mine is a recently restored home that has a
nicely landscaped yard,
> and they spent money to replace the depleted grass on both sides
with sod. This weekend,
> some a-hole dumped the remains of what looked like a whole case of
beer on that sod
> and drove away. Things like that make me crazy. I wish I could
help it, but I can't.
>
> --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "2fine4u" <sharon_b283@> wrote:
> >
> > Jack,
> > I can't help but think, that the trashing is done on purpose!
> > Sorry, but you tried your best! Don't know what else to say,
but it's
> > like beating a dead horse! The city just ought to care! They
don't!
> >
> > --- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, "Jack Pitzer" <hinge98@>
wrote:
> > >
> > > I think I'm going to have to either avoid the park, or somehow
> > figure out how to reprogram
> > > my brain.
> > > I just went for a dog walk in the park, and yesterdays
immaculately
> > cleaned fountain already
> > > had somebodies discarded snot rags, cigarette packs, cupcake
> > packages and other assorted
> > > crap in and around it.
> > > I'm close to giving up.
> > > But before I do, I'm working on a meeting on Sunday with
people from
> > Trinty Church, so
> > > hopefully something good will come of that. Maybe I could
convince
> > them that a good
> > > incentive for people looking to utilize their charity services
would
> > be to equip some of them
> > > as volunteers to help clean up the park on a daily basis. Give
them
> > some clean up supplies
> > > and send them into the park. Maybe it would be good for both
the
> > people seeking charitiable
> > > help, as well as keeping an otherwise beautiful park clean.
> > > Of course, I'm constantly reminded of how Europe deals with
their
> > parks and street cleanup.
> > > And of course it takes money that we don't have. Anyhow, in
most
> > European cities, you will
> > > see clean up crews every single night cleaning the streets and
> > parks, and emptying the trash
> > > cans. It's almost like what happens at Disney everyday. And
from
> > what I've seen from my
> > > many years spent overseas, people are less prone to trash their
> > cities, so theres less crap to
> > > clean up.
> > >
> >
>
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