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🚨 TORONTO TRANSIT WORKERS DESERVE BETTER 🚨 A disturbing scene reportedly captured on a TTC 501 streetcar on August 29 is raising serious questions about what operators and passengers are being expected to tolerate on public transit. TTC employees can be exposed to drug smoke, human waste, disruptive behaviour,...

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Stinkfinger7715 days ago

@TPCan_Official No Canadian should be subjected to this 3rd world behavior. Deport!

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protestingprotesters14 days ago

@TPCan_Official You voted for this Toronto. Enjoy laying in the shitty bed you made.

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MattRyanMx15 days ago

@TPCan_Official But Canadians stood there instead of kicking its ass…so you get what you tolerate

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Ikwe15 days ago

@TPCan_Official THIS IS A BIO HAZARD! ANYONE WITH THIS TYPE OF BEHAVIOUR NEEDS TO BE IMMEDIATELY DEPORTED.

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CanadaSecond15 days ago

@TPCan_Official What 3rd world shithole is this?

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Max Americana15 days ago

@TPCan_Official You can thank the liberal party and all leftists for that

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JB14 days ago

@TPCan_Official

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BankPanik15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Seems on par with that degenerate olivia chow

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James15 days ago

@TPCan_Official I would grab her by the neck and shove her face in it and then throw her off the bus!🤮🤢🤬

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Tneck15 days ago

@TPCan_Official This is not about compassion or not. If that person had an ounce of decency, he would at least try and shit near a bush / away from others

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🏳️‍🌈🇮🇱15 days ago

@TPCan_Official This is simply cultural enrichment, and anyone who says otherwise is a racist and needs to be sent to a taxpayer funded DEI camp

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CALM-DOWN-PEOPLE15 days ago

@TPCan_Official WTH!!!! I would be kicking her ass out the door. That's disgusting 🫣 If she's not stopped, she'll just keep doing it. WTH is going on in our city. This is not acceptable people. 😑

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Segovia14 days ago

@TPCan_Official If a dog poops or peed in the house you rub it nose in it!!! Yeah I said it!

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Aaron Collery14 days ago

@TPCan_Official It only takes one to discipline her for disrespecting the public transit…yet nobody does anything, a failure in today’s society there is no doubt! They’re only video recording! Why?

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Morphed15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Canada is on the reverse path of evolution.

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RADiO EDiT15 days ago

@TPCan_Official

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rudedachshund15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Transit workers should have cattle prods

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✨SynaminGirl🍁💫15 days ago

@TPCan_Official These aren't "true Canadians" This is 3rd world riff-raff with 3rd world behavior either fleeing the US or shitty 3rd world countries They are in TO because TO is a sanctuary city

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John Hull15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Paying passengers on the TTC are treated worse than livestock. Enforcing fare payment would be a good start in improving transit ambience.

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Jay15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Why on earth is the bus not stopped and it thrown off?

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Turning Point Canada Foundation 🇨🇦15 days ago

WT*

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The Unacceptable Vexx14 days ago

@TPCan_Official This should be a campaign poster for why we shouldn’t re-elect our current mayor.

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Φοίνιξ☦️🇬🇷🇨🇦☦️15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Needs a kick to the head. They'll never do it again. That's the problem. They do it because they know there are no repercussions.

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VS🧂14 days ago

@krisster8 @TPCan_Official I have zero compassion for any of this…

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Canadian5914 days ago

@TPCan_Official This is why Canada needs to approve autonomous vehicles quickly. Then we can have a safe fleet of Tesla Cybercabs. No more dirty drugs to deal with or unsafe criminal drivers attacking woman . Door to door safe personal transportation.

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Anne15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Why is this scumbag in Canada?🤬

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risK🇨🇦14 days ago

@krisster8 @TPCan_Official Why did nobody grab that fucks face and rub it in his own shit

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Cheyenne Graber15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Just give him some fentanyl

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Idolmock14 days ago

@TPCan_Official The homeless know that they can get away with doing this shit (lol) because they know that no one will say anything, no one will confront them, and they won't be punished. They take advantage of our empathy, and use their mental illness as an excuse to be degenerates.

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Manuel Schneider15 days ago

@TPCan_Official Arrest and DEPORT.

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Calo333514 days ago

@TPCan_Official This is a bio hazard. Olivia Chow, Doug Ford, and the police are to blame. All TTC employees should go off on PTSD. Fk the TTC. Their seats are FULL of bedbugs. No one wants to visit Toronto anymore

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Canadian 4 truth15 days ago

@TPCan_Official And here's another reason why we need to stop importing the retards from third world countries and start deporting them back to their home countries

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past landlord ..never again. 🇳��🇲🇽 🇨🇦15 days ago

@TPCan_Official What’s the problem.. the new guy running for mayor Brad Bradford thinks he’s going to refund your $… oh right that was only if transit didn’t run on time! I guess the sh*tting & p*ssing will continue! Enjoy your diversity enrichment! 👏👏👏👏

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kameron briggs14 days ago

@TPCan_Official Canada is a colony of India, built by white slaves of European ancestry.

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