Lol. Yes. The truth is, everything can suck. Doesn't need to be one side or the other.

That really look fantastic

I'm sorry you might need to think and can't be told what to do think.

You might wanna look up some basic facts before you start asking things like what has she accomplished legislatively. Considering she's not a legislator, if she had some that'd be very impressive, or an impossible standard for you to hit on her for.

You might want to do a little research rather than mining a reddit comment thread for data. Doing this is fine if you have an iota of knowledge about which you are trying to ask questions.

I'm more impressed by the great lengths you're going to to attack her. This entire thread is filled with people trying to answer you and you not accepting the answer, and moving the goal posts. I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, but I don't think you're accomplishing it.

Have you read any of them? Or just playing the hater for some reason?

The problem with Government, at least in the US, is that there's two parties in charge of it. One party tries to get it to work, the other party says "the government is broken, let me show you how broken it can be." Government also doesn't tax the crap out of us, taxes have been higher in the past, just the biggest money people get the most tax breaks.

This whole thing is simply tragic. She did everything she could before drawing the gun.

We do in the park, up near cedar ridge if memory serves correct

ugg... Fetterman to a corporatist, that'll be fun

It's a nice place if you like outdoors stuff and the occasional drink.

Because this is the land of the free and voting is a right. You want a fair election process, but aren't against it requiring effort to vote. That doesn't sound fair to me...

Also, this state can't guarantee shit.

What's not fair about our current election process?

Voter ID is fine if you can guarantee everyone can get an ID without cost or effort. Can you guarantee that?

I'm not sure how? All tucker could say would be "look what our policies did", and them types aren't exactly known for introspection.

I know the time I went, we were at PSU, many rather loaded, but someone had worked late and was sober, drove us over. I don't recall drinking much more there, but I did have a flask, and I wasn't being open about it.

Oh yes, this I've learned over the years. Even if you Google Saint Cecilia's fasnacht , people spell it different ways. I don't even remember how they spell it on their sign, been too many years.

And also how faschnaut is spelled. (How I knew it)

I only just started seeing it with a t, your spelling, which is weird to me. fasnacht I've seen at the local church, but I believe the old PA dutch is faasnacht or something like that.

and then I was born, and it went to hell for 26 years (technically I was around in 83).

The flyers were always decent until the 2010s. The sixers were fun with AI, and McNabb + Dawkins Eagles were great too, but a lot of heart break in there.

I just wanna say brewerytown right now, because you never know which street is shut down day by day, and the detours have people driving like maniacs (even when compared to the usual philly style).

He was before my time here, why not?

Fox doesn't tape there

There needs to be a map that has eastern, western, and central pa (Lebanon, Lancaster, York, Dauphin) and just set everyone off.

Lebanon is such a weird place to quantify. It's not coal country, it did have steel, but the north can get bumblefuckish quick. We also have Amish in the east. It's in a nexus position between everything and does it best not to take advantage of that.

I'm no lawyer, but that sounds like clear wage theft to me.

Just moved to Brewerytown, it's on the upswing with a lot of construction, particularly down around 31st. Girard is a big dividing line, but I haven't had problems. Only been here a month though, haven't really explored at night when drunk.

Sounds like they had two; themselves and the animal.