I think this depends on the situation. Typically, I think people should be able to use stuff if other people are not using it.

Look at all the land that people could farm on but is just neglected by it's careless rich owners.

Or 2-3 empty houses for every homeless person. Its insanity.

Consequences used to smarten people up real fast. But we've exported the consequences to the future. Those people are going to be fuckn geniuses.

We are in a post consequences society.

Paid that. 20 years ago.

Indirectly. Not all of them though. But probably the leaders.

You missed the whole conversation

When animals pay taxes, they can have emergency services.

I guess we disagree

Hearsay

So the system worked

What happens?

Traditions are dumb. NH is not average.

A lot of political money is spent keeping the state red. If it wasn't first primary state, that money would stop and you guys would be Mass part 2.

The state would turn into Mass in 5 seconds without the fuckton of dark money pouring in to keep it red.

Maybe the state could run a "lobster gear" tracking system. Like, the crews report lost gear, ect. If the whole issue is whales get cayght in gear, there should be a way to address the problem with a less heavy hand.

Why would they love someone they never met? I

Just look where the government contracts are and you will find all the well-paid businesses.

Imagine using shade in warfare. Like, micro targeting crops, cities ect.

Gotta let the homeless live there.

Windshield has tons of space for invisible speakers

Not necessarily.

rhe·tor·i·cal ques·tion

noun

a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. "the presentation was characterized by impossibly long sentences and a succession of rhetorical questions"

So you're mad that people are not answering your rhetorical question?

There's a system in place for this. Do nothing until he kills himself. Or, if he is a rare type, he will murder some people then kill himself. Nobody bats an eye

Be useful and happy? What is your answer?

It's only that way because of the poverty. Nobody chooses to poor trash. But poor trash people choose to be proud of it. So definitely don't point out how shit NH is.