From one of the sanctuary cities?
RE: Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 04/01/18> A contest as simple as sultnpapper,…. pretty simple I’d say.
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Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 04/01/18> A contest as simple as sultnpapper,…. pretty simple I’d say.
I really hate vague comments. Can you elaborate?
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Sanctuary city: refers to municipal jurisdictions, typically in North America and Europe, that limit their cooperation with the national government's effort to enforce immigration law. Like San Fransisco, I was just wondering where the picture was taken if it was taken in a city that is a sanctuary city? Or was it a border city? A city with a lot of immigrants? I was wondering what city would find it necessary to spend money on a sign like that, Money that come from taxpayers.
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Yes, I know what a sanctuary city is, but I didn't understand the connection to such a sign. It's actually in Philadelphia, but it is literally the only location I have ever seen such a sign in the entire city, which baffles me. It is clearly not a city ordinance to have them. The best I can come up with is that under normal circumstances, toilets are connected to regular tap water; the same source as the sinks. So these toilets must be connected to a non potable source, therefore they have to be labeled. I guess this is in case someone actually was tempted to dunk their water bottle into the bowl! Or, maybe more if there was some sort of emergency, and people were actually holed up in the school and surviving on limited access to food and water. I still have no idea what connection this would have to a sanctuary city, or to a high population of immigrants (two very different topics, since the large majority of immigrants are in the US legally). I have done a lot of travel and my sense is that no one drinks from toilets, no matter what country they are from!
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I think you DO understand the connection - but that you are just being facetious to indicate that you disagree with his premis ... you even connect the two yourself at the end of the post when you say that no one drinks from toilets...that was pretty the point and the connection... just saying....
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I don’t play the passive aggressive game here. I truly don’t understand the connection between immigrants and the drinking out of toilets. His commments were quite vague, and I wouldn’t be able to agree or disagree without really knowing what he means.
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I believe your assumption is correct. Unless it’s a specific system, it would be tap water, meaning potable (my husband works in water treatment). So more than likely they run on a water recycle system and that’s got grey water in it. (Ps I live in a border town, we don’t have those signs anywhere)
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