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Old Posted May 10, 2010, 6:44 PM
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Originally Posted by mr.steevo View Post
This is fair. The last news article I read regarding the LRT was the stabbings. If I was a Kerby client and there was a big station right in front of the building I would wonder what kind of magnet it would act as to attract crime. Remember, we are talking about little old ladies here, and not the 20 - 40 year old males who tend to post on this board. You might think it is trivial but you are not in their shoes. If I was 80 and female you bet I would be concerned with the LRT station plunked right at the entrance.

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No, it's completely unfair. Like I said earlier, accessibility is a major barrier for the elderly and it is unfair to them that because of a misunderstanding they are going to lose what could be a very big positive. The job of those looking after the elderly is not to cave into their misguided fears but do what is best for them. I'll admit there are some safety concerns but nothing that cannot be mitigated with thought and care.
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