Exactly. We wouldnt even be having this conversation if it was regulated much like it is with the MMJ program.

My comment from the original story stands. Legalize it. We wouldn't be worrying about dangerous drugs getting into it if it was regulated. A lot of the D8 stuff is is unregulated garbage. We don't have these issues in the MMJ program. It is heavily regulated and rigorously tested.

Republicans won't change their behavior. Dems have been pussies for far too long. Time to give the GOP a taste of their own medicine. Dems constantly take the high road only to be fucked in the end. Not this time. I'll send Cutler a box of tissues.

You can own a gun. Just can't buy one unless you want to lie. They can't access the MMJ database for a background check. You can buy long guns private party with no background check. Keep your card tucked somewhere safe unless you are getting from the dispo and don't have it on your person when in possession of a firearm.

If it was legal and regulated, fentanyl wouldnt be making its way into the products. It's cross contamination or an attempt to make the products more addictive and feel stronger.

Yeah. I wouldn't mind it if it was safe. But it isn't in it's current form. But at that point, I don't see the appeal. It's not nearly as effective and if you can easily purchase d9 why would you opt for d8.

Those are unregulated products. That stuff doesn't happen in the PA MMJ program because it is highly regulated and grown locally.

Legalize it. This unregulated delta 8 shit floating around is unsafe trash. Spice, k2 and now this. If marijuana was legal there wouldn't be much appeal for the "legal" alternatives.

DAE bOth SiDeS?! Drools out corner of mouth

Can we just stop talking about asstriano? Even the smoothies that still have trump signs up have taken down their Dougie signs.

This whole winter has been a "false spring".

There are tulips popping in South Central. That groundhog is full of shit.

Makes me want to move to Potter County.

Bryan Cutler sobs in the corner

That's a good point. The idea of privatized infastructure just baffles me. The strikes really opened my eyes to what these guys go through and what these railroad companies want to get away with. Ideally, they want one engineer per train and as little workforce as possible. Instances like this really don't help their cause.

I didn't know about it until yesterday. Saw that Shapiro was talking about evacuation. Then I saw it derailed Friday. How the hell isn't this bigger news. I'm in Harrisburg area, but that shit can travel pretty far.

Dems have made up a lot of ground in Pennsylvania the past couple election cycles. Allegheny is pretty much a blue county. Let's win this so we can see some progress in this state. Tired of the obstructionist GQP who only wants to wage culture wars.

I'd love to see some as well. It's hard to imagine it with no trees.

Same here. Blizzard every couple of years and bitter cold. I like the warmer weather, but it's kinda scary. All fun and games until PA is a coastal state.

That's crazy. We have a similar setup, but it's just a ranch and we don't use space heaters. Ours was 240 bucks. I'm really trying to be conscious of my usage now, but still at 8 bucks a day for electric.

Attic insulation will help tremendously as well as air sealing the attic. Fwiw, even old gas furnaces maintain about 80% efficiency, so unless you go to a condensing gas furnace you won't see much improvement on the electric bill. If I were to upgrade it would definitely be to a high efficiency unit.

Wood stoves are definitely nice to have for backup. I think a heat pump with a wood stove for supplemental/backup heat would be perfect. It's just not ideal for everyone. Many people just want to flip a switch. Not to mention the wood itself. Finding and splitting your own wood makes it worth it, but its too physically demanding for many people. With the price of cord wood, it just doesn't seem like it would save you much money over alternatives.

Modern heat pumps can work in below zero temps. Their efficiency doesn't drop below 100% and can reach 300%-400% efficiency. With HEEHRA, qualifying households can get up to 100% of the system paid for. Geothermal is definitely the way to go if you have the cash, but an air source heat pump is the next best thing.

Just reached out to Scott Perry.

>Hi, Im sure you are busy with the whole cell phone debacle and planning the next insurrection, but I'd like to ask you to take some time out of your busy schedule to tackle some real issues that are affecting your constituents. Recently PPL had major internal issues causing electric bills to skyrocket. The bill estimation, which the PUC allows, supposedly uses historic data to estimate the usage. I'm not sure how, in one of the warmest Januarys in recorded history, that electric bills are so high. Just today PPL took a 3 month advance on auto payments. This is absolutely ridiculous and unacceptable. I ask you, as one of your constituents, to do everything in your power to correct this issue. I know it is a tall order between election denying and thinking about Hunter Biden, but Pennsylvanians deserve better.

Dems tend to not focus on areas where they don't seem to have as much of a chance. These are the areas that could really change the tide though. York county blue? That would send a message.