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  It’s all good man, just kinda a shot off the bow yknow
context: Seems like a LOT of details are missing, and I suspect various organizations are going to react irrespective of the facts.  
  I understand she is 82, but does that give her the right to smoke when her equally aged neighbors have asthmatic reactions to her smoke?  
  Has there been or is there a ban on smoking in the building?  
  Is smoking the REAL reason she is being evicted?
  Before people get fired up, I think some more facts need to come out first.  The article references "her community partners".  It sounds like she at least has an advocate. >
  
  He could be for security reason too.  Where I live, an elderly resident accidentally started a fire in his apartment with a cigarette and wasn't able to get out fast enough.  He suffered from severe burns.   He also wasn't insured so he lost everything. 
  This lady is in wheelchair, if she start a fire in her bed she may not have time to get out. >
  
  My nephew who was smoking five packs of cigarettes a day was told by the landlord to quit smoking or be evicted after neighbors complained, they probably saved his health and life. >
  
  I have a feeling that official's name is not really "Ophelia Ravencroft." >
  
  Meet Ophelia Ravencroft, the goth non-binary trans lesbian elected in Newfoundland and Labrador >
  
  That's nice. I was really just being glib. From her appearance, I could tell that was a chosen name, not a given name. >
  
  Mmk then. You’re still being glib btw >
  
  Yes, because I just made an obvious observation about someone's name. I didn't attack her or ask for her life story. People get wound up about the dumbest shit.