They're fighting a war in
Motor City, Ontario..."It was literally a fight to the finish," says Visconti, who has had a business in Oshawa for 28 years. "Because, you know, we were beating up on the poor, the homeless, and the struggling addicts ... and 'Look at you, you're some rich bitch that owns the building, yet some guy can't get a free meal around the corner.'
"I don't care if he gets a free meal," she counters. "But when he comes over here every morning, and he's crapping and pissing on my property, or breaking into my store because he needs to make money ... now I don't feel like I'm picking on the poor any more."
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