This is how it looks to me every time I drive through, even on sunny days.

Someone's gonna buy it and turn it into an airbnb.

Edit: Happy cake day!

People are such assholes.

Have you tried googling them? I'm not being snarky but sometimes it's all we have.

I've already voted and had this struggle as well. I googled the candidates on my ballot and some came up with nothing more than a facebook post dated sometime last spring that says 'I'm running for x. Vote for me.' So I sadly ended up voting by party, which I hate to do, for those races that failed to give any info.

Sometimes though the google search will give newpaper articles about bad behavior and even convictions with jail time. Don't vote for those candidates.😏

Check the sample ballot for your district before voting so you know what you're getting into before going to vote. Check it here.

Upvote. It'll make it taste slightly different from the grandmother's recipe but BTB is the best.

That said, /u/Unlikely-Cockroach-6 I think you can get Knorr's veggie bouillon cubes at walmart.

EDIT: Or a container of bouillon powder. Check the soup aisle. Don't forget to look up.

lol that's not Maine. That's out west.

I'm surprised it hasn't yet.

Why is it a secret?

Have you heard of Paul Lepage?

Too bad Jared has no political capital to spend or his voice would be worth more.

>Yea I mean, this is a crazy reaction, but you never know what the “victim” did to set this woman off. This woman didn’t just randomly start acting like that. It’s also super convenient that the young “victim” had the phone handy to perfectly record every single second of this altercation while acting very coy and holier than thou.

You contradict yourself here. How is it possible that the woman "didn't just randomly start acting like that" but the victim "perfectly recorded every single second"? Which is it? The woman broke laws in her reaction to what is described as being honked at. Even if it was worse than that, her response broke laws. She needs to be on the sharp end of a prison sentence and learn how to control herself.

You probably come from the school that teaches "It's her fault, Officer. She made me hit her."

He probably wouldn't even donate it.

As someone else said, look for kiln dried to burn this year. Jac's Firewood in Turner offers kiln dried. Check their website for details. I've bought seasoned from them in the past and they're good people.

Next year, order 'seasoned' wood in the spring. It'll be ready by winter. Might be a little sizzly but it'll heat.

Whataboutism is not the answer.

Ok. Whatever.

What makes you explicitly communist? Is it the desire to be subversive? If you really want to "help" then maybe call yourselves something less controversial.

I'm not a capitalist by any stretch. My mother thinks I'm a communist because of my criticism of it, but I'm not. The history of crimes against humanity should be enough for anyone to denounce it. Yes, the same could be said about capitalism but I'm not banging a drum about that either.

>Okay, and?

Your inference is false.

Good references though don't illustrate that communism is the solution to homelessness.

How do you think the Uyghurs feel about it?

Or :

goodwill to fellow members of the human race especially : active effort to promote human welfare

from https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/philanthropy

But you're Communists. If you weren't a political organization claiming to be humanitarian, then I'd consider reading more but this is how it all started and now we have China and North Korea. No thank you.

The first link goes literally nowhere. The second to a link about Cuban doctors going to another country to help. That's not communism. If it is, then the US government is communism.

Communism doesn't "solve" problems any more than capitalism does. It does have a phenomenally shitty record on human rights though.

> Philanthropy would just be us getting money and then sending it to charities we do hands on work

No. That is not philanthropy. This is: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/philanthropy

Which is how you portray your political group. Not a bad thing but why call yourselves communists when you could more palatably call yourselves secular humanists?

Philanthropy isn't "throwing money at problems."

Post the party metrics for these fine acts of philanthropy.

> I didn’t say they said that.

Ok, you inferred it.

> In communist countries homelessness is quite low comparatively to the US. They’ve made a lot of progress in the last few decades whereas things have only gotten worse in the US for years now.

Can you post a link that shows this?

Can you post a link to this info?

Edit: also sources to the other problems you listed that were "solved by communism." It would be great if you could include info on how oppression and authoritarianism aren't included in communism saving the world.