greenglasstree
greenglasstree t1_jaez2vs wrote
This is what happens when the people of an entire state decide to sit back and do nothing for each other, preferring to depend on other jurisdictions for every critical service.
greenglasstree t1_jae0id6 wrote
Why is it that in families where the child is neurodivergent, or has a disability, the father often bails?
This is the responsibility of the mother and father. Both should be held accountable.
greenglasstree t1_jacg3yl wrote
Reply to comment by EzAwnDown in what if New England was under British empire after American Revolution by Consistent-Bat9690
This needs to be the highest upvoted comment.
greenglasstree t1_jacea66 wrote
Reply to comment by whiteycnbr in Australia uncovers Russian espionage ring, expels spies: Report by WhoIsJolyonWest
I'd argue that Central Asian immigrants are still in more danger in Russia than someone from Western Europe, or a European American.
greenglasstree t1_jace4wl wrote
Reply to comment by TheseLipsSinkShips in Australia uncovers Russian espionage ring, expels spies: Report by WhoIsJolyonWest
Considering that it's America, only the African, Asian, and Latin American spies will face charges, along with ordinary Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans who did nothing wrong and were loyal to the United States.
And Russian and other European spies will face almost no consequences.
greenglasstree t1_jacc91m wrote
Reply to comment by thescreamapillar in Mental health resources are scarce. How NH residents are getting the help they need by greenhousecrtv
And the ones that do exist suck.
It doesn't matter if it's rheumatology, gastroenterology, or immunology. The most competent specialists, who can give accurate diagnoses, live in 6 cities and almost nowhere else.
greenglasstree t1_jaamfgx wrote
Reply to comment by PsychologicalAgent64 in Strip Club in Western Mass Wants To Convert Into 'Topless Dispensary,' Purportedly 1st In State by HoldenGambles
I understand why some people have non-moral objections to strip clubs and legal marijuana shops. They lower the valuation of the residential housing nearby.
For example, some towns have or had in recent history a ban on liquor stores and/or fast food restaurants. There's nothing morally wrong with alcohol, marijuana, strippers, tobacco, lottery tickets, fast food, or NASCAR race tracks, but having these things in your town does bring down housing valuation, which is a problem for the upper and upper middle classes.
greenglasstree t1_jaa4b9l wrote
Reply to Mental health resources are scarce. How NH residents are getting the help they need by greenhousecrtv
Health resources in general are craptastic in New Hampshire. Both mental and physical.
My friend's father shouldn't have to drive to another state just because he has a relatively uncommon disease and the specialists in NH suck.
New Hampshire needs to stand on its own feet and provide health services and jobs for its own people.
greenglasstree t1_jaa3j4h wrote
Reply to comment by jteedubs in Republicans in Vermont? by rolloofnormandy50
Is it more Rutland or Bennington?
greenglasstree t1_jaa3guo wrote
Reply to comment by 21stCenturyJanes in Republicans in Vermont? by rolloofnormandy50
I dunno. Vermont as a whole is majority atheist but Essex county is full of fat fundie Christians on welfare who constantly accuse LGBT Black Hispanic people of being on welfare.
greenglasstree t1_j9yfazm wrote
Reply to comment by thisisntshakespeare in Sununu calls for eliminating 34 licenses, 14 regulatory boards by rocio719
Legit, this is only going to make affluent New Hampshirite women even more dependent on Massachusetts than before. Educated, rich New Hampshirite women already go to Massachusetts for luxury shopping, and other luxury services. Now they will also go to Massachusetts for haircuts, eyebrow microblading, eyebrow plucking, pubic hair removal, and to get their nails done.
greenglasstree t1_j9yf412 wrote
Reply to comment by chait1199 in Sununu calls for eliminating 34 licenses, 14 regulatory boards by rocio719
There are so many infections that stem from low quality nail salons with shady hygienic practices.
Cosmetology done poorly can give you nail fungus, eye infections, accidental cuts on your skin, etc. I've heard of people who got 2nd degree burns because they got poorly done hair removal in Thailand.
greenglasstree t1_j9yeus5 wrote
Reply to comment by MethBearBestBear in Sununu calls for eliminating 34 licenses, 14 regulatory boards by rocio719
I wouldn't go to a low end hair salon anyways.
Eliminating a licence requirement is only going to make affluent New Hampshirite women go to Massachusetts to find a top-of-the-industry hair stylist.
Just like how affluent New Hampshirites already go to Massachusetts for luxury shopping, luxury services, and rare disease doctors.
greenglasstree t1_j9yel2k wrote
Eliminating cosmetology licences is just going to make affluent New Hampshirite women go to Massachusetts to get top quality haircuts.
greenglasstree t1_j9ye6rj wrote
Reply to comment by AvianQuill in NH safety officials ask for vigilance as white supremacists promote 'day of hate' by ShamanicYogi
I feel like most racists and homophobes are incurable.
greenglasstree t1_j9wtr6f wrote
Reply to comment by Scribe625 in Police: Husband shoots and kills wife in Monroeville, dies by apparent suicide after SWAT standoff by BecuzMDsaid
At least in Canada, income is negatively associated with domestic violence. Poor abusive people physically abuse their families. Rich abusive people verbally abuse their underlings at work. Maybe it's different in the United States.
greenglasstree t1_j9vwsm0 wrote
Reply to Why is New Hampshire the last state in New England remaining that still has not legalized weed yet? by throwawaypdtm
For the same reason the min wage is still $7.25 and you can't get good specialists for rare diseases here.
New Hampshire is like a father who does no childcare because he knows the mother will do it.
Many New Hampshirites don't care because they can get higher paying jobs, legal marijuana, and apppointments with rare disease doctors in nearby places.
greenglasstree t1_j97et89 wrote
Reply to comment by LargeCharge87 in [OC] Gendered Movie Favorites: The favorite movies of Letterboxd users broken down by the pronouns they selected for their account by throwbarrieaway
The internet is skewed towards introverts, and anime skews introverted.
What's interesting is that introverts from Western nations prefer even live action Japanese films. Why do Western introverts like Japan, not just anime, but food, culture, language, live action film, music, clothing, history, and social values?
greenglasstree t1_j8ymdlg wrote
Reply to comment by ZimofZord in hello, after living almost 8 years in NH , we are moving to AZ. bittersweet feelings. I am sad to leave our beautiful NH. anyone else moving out of state? do you have the same feelings of missing out on the mountains and the NE summer? by crazycurious7
I mean, by that time people may have developed those suits that recycle the water in your body so you only lose a few ml per day if you're out in the desert...
greenglasstree t1_j8u506i wrote
Reply to comment by hutch2522 in Massachusetts has the 2nd earliest average high school start time in the country (7:38am) by LuckyLaceyKS
I don't think high schoolers should have after school jobs. Summer internships are good, but no minor should have to work during the school year.
It's not a coincidence that the demographic of kids in America who do the least house chores and have the lowest rate of working a paid part time job also have the highest graduation rate and highest rate of eventual university completion.
greenglasstree t1_j8u4pt2 wrote
Reply to comment by tjean5377 in Massachusetts has the 2nd earliest average high school start time in the country (7:38am) by LuckyLaceyKS
If MA pushes high school start times back to 9am, the kids would get so much smarter that they would make Finnish and Singaporean teens look dumb in comparison. Which would only fuel the egoism of MA. The state's collective ego would balloon to an unstable size, upon which it would collapse under its own weight, thereby creating a massive black hole.
greenglasstree t1_j8sawl1 wrote
Reply to comment by Trajikbpm in How Vermont’s Housing Crisis Got So Bad by punkthesystem
Poor people love to blame the upper middle class and lower upper class, when it's really the billionaire investor class that is doing this shit.
40 years ago dentists from Boston were also buying summer homes in Vermont but they could typically afford one per family. The billionaire investor class buys homes to speculate in the hundreds/thousands.
greenglasstree t1_j8saq6x wrote
Reply to comment by a_d_a_m_b_o_m_b in How Vermont’s Housing Crisis Got So Bad by punkthesystem
Ding ding ding.
People love to blame rich foreigners buying a vacation house, or an upper middle class Bostonian buying a single summer home, but the real culprit are billion dollar financial firms buying hundreds, if not thousands of houses for speculation.
Dr. Jane Everywoman from Boston who makes $200k a year as a pediatrician isn't the enemy.
greenglasstree t1_j8sa0z4 wrote
Reply to comment by idreamofchickpea in How Vermont’s Housing Crisis Got So Bad by punkthesystem
Burlington definitely has suburbs: Colchester, Winooski, Shelburne, Charlotte, Williston, etc.
Burlington needs to densify and add more mid-rise buildings to accomodate working class people.
greenglasstree t1_jajb7ru wrote
Reply to comment by 0thell0perrell0 in A questions to Vermonters by RZRPRINCESS
No lie: 2 friends of mine moved to Vermont to get married. I think it's a decent place to raise a family, but not great if you're an extrovert and need more population density.