You don't get to have a deprivation of life in a government policy unless it has a state of martial law to back it up. So what is more 'cost effective' for this insane little tourist town?... Declaring a state of emergency or accepting a new variable in the social structure, namely, little plots of freedom where people can provide for themselves the necessities of life. The problem with having freedom is that a lot of profiteers have grown used to people being forced to pay to live- apparently the times really are a'chang'n.
Truly, anyone who thinks people make choices is not fit to judge me.
Viva la freedom. Viva la tentcity. Patience be with each of our egos.
this ego,
David Arthur Johnston
Victoria, BC, Canada
Hatrackman@Gmail.com
Home page- http://www.angelfire.com/apes/hatrackman
Journal of the Occupation of St. Ann's Academy (Victoria, BC, Canada)-
http://www.angelfire.com/apes/hatrackman/welcome.htm
Crimes of Necessity- http://www.loveandfearlessness.com (from
filmmaker Andrew Ainsley. Very comprehensive.)
Everything Tent-city- http://tentcity.wikidot.com
I'm going to get arrested today and wait in jail until people (mayor and friends) start getting arrested for conspiracy to thwart a BC Supreme Court ruling. Some may want to presume a lack of patience on my part for not waiting, conventionally, for the Supreme Court justices to come back from deliberating on the City's appeal of the 'tent' ruling. 
