You are right. I've seen a lot of that.

John Dutton, obviously a hardcore right-winger self-proclaimed "eNeMy Of PrOgReSs", is elected governor and the very first thing he says behind closed doors is "f this state, the only thing that actually matter is the raaaynnch". It is shown repeatedly that the only way he has been able to maintain his iron grip on his enormous amount of land - that he inherited and did nothing to earn himself - is through violence and corrupt dealing. This is obviously not a good or heroic person or family.

Ironically, it seems like a lot of conservatives see the show as conservative propaganda...which is scary, considering the above, but not surprising.

Finally, it is ok for bad guys to be right sometimes, and many redditors seem to struggle with that idea. "Villain protagonist loves natural things and wants to protect them from overdevelopment"...didn't everybody love and connect with Thanos as a villain for having this same take?

You need to take a stats class.

Your personal experience is valid for YOU, not for everyone.

You say this as if watching eight 45+ minute episodes in one day isn't a bit much. I mean, many of us have been there buuuut...it's still unusual.

>Lastly, they aren't the oldest rivalries in the the state or the nation.

It is absolutely the oldest rivalry between two public high schools in the United States, ya rude ding dong.

Plymouth, Cape Cod, Boston, then Worcester in that order. I hate cities. I hate the idea of living in one, I hate the idea of breathing polluted city air (it's all diesel fumes all the time), I hate the thought of trying to enter or leave or commute within a city. It's all terrible. And for what it's worth Worcester is the worcest of them all.

He'd be the only sane man on a stage with DeSatan and Trump...so he wouldn't stand a snowball's chance. Those voters want insanity and villainy. I don't like Baker but he's not those things, he wouldn't feed those dogs.

Equitable - taxing someone who can't afford new shoes at 4% of their income is reprehensible. Taxing someone with two yachts and three homes 8% of their income is an undertax.

Sensible - nobody, other than libertardian buttclowns and the ancap economists that they subscribe to, could ever call a flat tax sensible.

How are you going to fund ballooning special education needs with a one-off surplus?

>Equitable & sensible.

Wow, you got both of those words wrong. Impressive!

Well, the dentists are overwhelmingly in favor of Q2. So maybe you're mistaken and Barrington means "Town of Insurers"?

Oh nooooooooo. This is a family favorite. Like my wife is crying in the corner right now. I don't know what we're going to tell the little one, she's going to be devastated.

That's the point.

This isn't about your filthy used mattress. This is about unused or unsold product. This affects retailers, not consumers.

Me on 3A:

>I want to get off MR BONES WILD RIDE

Your first sentence is correct. Quincy has suburban infrastructure but urban needs. It is also the bottleneck through which all travel coming from south of Boston must pass.

I see, I can believe that a lazy/corrupt/underfunded city would do that.

Why is it stupid? It doesn't affect consumers in any way. Your old mattress is contaminated no matter what. All it does is prevent unsold mattresses from being thrown out.

Wrong, wrong, wrong. Plastic recycling is a crapshoot, but paper, metal, and especially glass recycling are all extremely worthwhile.

>the job he let them have,

Disgusting.

Can we get a ban on whiny nonresidents who only post here to troll and cry?

Lick that boot! Lick that boot! Lick that boot!

>“Don’t portray me like I’m a friggin’ crybaby because I don’t want to spend 40 grand on a million dollars,”

If you don't want to be called a clown, don't wear a rainbow wig, a big red nose, long squeaky shoes, and facepaint.

They can join the club. All the well-respected and high-paying careers you can get with a math degree, why choose teaching? Speaking as a moron who did just that.

Yeah, imagine when the median wage eventually hits $400 an hour. A person working 40 hours a week for 52 straight weeks will cross that million dollar threshold oh wait no that's still only six figures.

Math is important.

Oh don't worry. That was it. Just wanted to make sure everyone knows my favorite diet.

No, honey, I AM the state.