My Neighborhood is full of human garbage (not needles) and dog waste that hasn't found proper receptacles. In fact, the majority is human-created garbage - full-on trash bags that someone used for their space saver, glass and plastic drink bottles, wadded up napkins, plastic bags with the remains of human food, take-out food containers (some with food still in). It's vile.
1. Addict discards
2. Trash that was, at one time, properly wrapped, but came apart when it wasn't picked up for days and animals got it.
3. Trash that wasn't properly wrapped ... delayed pickup ... animals ... etc.
4. Artistic license.
Yeah, the fact they are capped is kind of a dead give away that it's not junkie discards. I have seen all manner of trash emerging from snow banks all over the city, including things that I bagged and placed out for collection. Under normal conditions, when an animal or some other causative factor spills the trash, people see it, and often take care of it. But in February, all of it got buried.
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Holy crap!
At least they had the decency to cap the needles before hurling them into the snow
"drug needles"
Further proof that dog owners and heroin addicts both have difficulty identifying proper receptacles for their waste.
My Neighborhood
My Neighborhood is full of human garbage (not needles) and dog waste that hasn't found proper receptacles. In fact, the majority is human-created garbage - full-on trash bags that someone used for their space saver, glass and plastic drink bottles, wadded up napkins, plastic bags with the remains of human food, take-out food containers (some with food still in). It's vile.
The bottom line is people suck.
sigh
This is a common sight in my neighborhood... and you don't even need melting snow half the time.
Sickening...
Four possibilities
1. Addict discards
2. Trash that was, at one time, properly wrapped, but came apart when it wasn't picked up for days and animals got it.
3. Trash that wasn't properly wrapped ... delayed pickup ... animals ... etc.
4. Artistic license.
Probably 2, maybe 3
Yeah, the fact they are capped is kind of a dead give away that it's not junkie discards. I have seen all manner of trash emerging from snow banks all over the city, including things that I bagged and placed out for collection. Under normal conditions, when an animal or some other causative factor spills the trash, people see it, and often take care of it. But in February, all of it got buried.
Found one on Burlington's North Beach once
I don't think using drugs is a health problem, I think it's an (expletive) problem. For Chrissakes, kids play on the (expletive) beach.