Crazy_Hick_in_NH

Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jdb6aa1 wrote

Let’s not forget the differing reasons behind how this will all take place. Right or wrong, police officers are (ultra) protected by their union. The police chief isn’t a participating member of the union so she’s doing right by not speaking about the matter publicly. The officers, on the other hand, can spew whatever they want and get away with it (because of said protections).

Think about all the other businesses where the boss cannot fire an employee? In an “employ at will” state to boot.

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jd15azg wrote

Admittedly, the only things I like about golf are the shirts and the carts, but goday’aaaam, 36 holes and it’s been sold? Safe to say it’s not because golf courses are too expensive to maintain/run (given the other courses this family owns).

Warehouses or condos…better yet, warehouses with condos on the top floor!

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_jc7mpvs wrote

I drive down the same roads every day and see the same trees, hanging over the same wires, contact Eversource over and over again, yet see nothing changes for months and months at a time, yeah, it’s easy to understand why it is our power fluctuates, blinks, etc., every GD time the wind blows.

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j2kvv0t wrote

Well, duh! If you aren’t profitable, you aren’t in business…takes me back to my first response to your comment…best that we all celebrate businesses making money else we’re unemployed.

But hey, as long as you don’t own/run your own business, your employees have nothing to worry about.

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j27fqbe wrote

Nah, unions are bad news, especially in civil services; just ask any police chief. I have a left, but I don’t use it much, if at all. I’m mostly all right. Communism? Call me crazy, but maybe a little is what we need around these broke woke imbeciles.

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j26kjfd wrote

Reply to comment by GraniteGeekNH in Tree Stand by RidingBeen

So long as we’re talking about land taxes accordingly, I’m all for this. I mean, if you own that much property and aren’t doing anything with it besides placing it in common use (I.e., tax relief), why not?

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j26c5e3 wrote

Change is inevitable. Nothing stays the same. We may look back on all this talk one day and chuckle…while wearing flip flops all year long or bundled up in a parka for 9 months of the year. Nobody knows. Not even the scientists.

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j26bmra wrote

I predict…the USA continues to pay China to make shtuff for less than what we can/will make ourselves and, as a result of this to coincide with the USA’s newfound interest in worldly climate matters, will contribute even more money to bringing such 3rd world countries up to a cleaner and greener standard of manufacturing. Less is more. More is less. USA! USA!! USA!!!

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Crazy_Hick_in_NH t1_j26a4fk wrote

Until it’s called something else to further push what limited data we have as an overall agenda that remains unknown by the great number of humans who occupy the earth.

This place is many many thousands of years old (or so we’re told) and yet our “change” data is based upon 100+/- years. Imagine our surprise if/when the earth experiences a deep freeze after we’ve dedicated endless efforts to reverse near term warming (changing) when the earth, all along, was swinging between hot, cold, hot, cold.

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