One of the commentators on our website asked belligerently (I say belligerently because his icon is that of a horn-helmeted Viking. How else would such a person talk?), “Could someone at the Mirror please explain how on earth you equate idling of vehicles to lifestyle?”
Allow me.
The comment was attached to an editorial I wrote entitled “Another lifestyle changing policy.” In it, I wrote that the proposed (and tabled) anti-idling bylaw was “yet another of the city’s lifestyle-changing policies it has been implementing a lot lately (Dogwood lights, garbage reduction) and is bound to generate more grumbling.”
Since