thisoneisnotasbad

thisoneisnotasbad t1_jb04qef wrote

Perhaps people don’t remember when Schumlin tried and after a couple years finally had to admit universal healthcare was too expensive for a state with VT ‘s revenue to afford.

It’s a good goal and I am sure it will be relitigated ever 10 years or so. Those who don’t know history are doomed to repeat it and until there is a significant change on cost or state revenue, it will still end with it being too expensive.

*dude replied then blocked me.

Anyway, his claim is false which is why he has not produced a report.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_jap2c2j wrote

You cancel your service and they are required to remove the tanks and reimburse you for any propane in them.

They are also under a timer if you want to press the issue.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_ja36ap0 wrote

That is a question that could have been answered with about 5 minutes of research.

Brave little state at it again with those important questions that make a difference to real people.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_ja2vz3d wrote

I usually don’t engage you because you don’t seem interested in actual discussion but this time I would like to point out you are very mistaken.

>The only reason we know about the FTX money is because those guys were very unsophisticated regards avoiding disclosure

They knew the exact dates of the VT election cycle and the donations were made to actively prevent reporting until after the primary. In fact, according to 7 days this timing is a common tactic to avoid having the source of the money disclosed in a time period that impacts the outcomes.

https://vtdigger.org/2022/08/25/a-crypto-moguls-hidden-hand-in-vermonts-congressional-race-stunned-observers-its-a-common-trick/

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j9vwzlq wrote

It was not just 26k. It was the super pac that give over 1 million to her campaign and allowed her to become a household name.

> Seven Days reported Tuesday that the LGBTQ Victory Fund, which spent just shy of $1 million on Balint's behalf in the race, had recently benefited from a $1.1 million donation from Nishad Singh, a top executive at the cryptocurrency exchange FTX

https://vtdigger.org/2022/08/25/a-crypto-moguls-hidden-hand-in-vermonts-congressional-race-stunned-observers-its-a-common-trick/

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j9ql7go wrote

No extras, the crows know the schedule. You could set a clock to them. The fox pays enough attention to know it's a great spot to hunt. The squirrels follow me out sometimes. I live with a state forest across the road and and a few hundred acres of woods behind me. It's the critters woods, they just tolerate me.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j9enhff wrote

> Some) people will attempt to devalue your opinion because you’re not “from here”. This usually occurs when you’re right and they can’t otherwise back up their shitty stance on something. Try not to take it personally.

This is a seriously flatlander take. This guy doesn’t know shit.

/s ?

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j9bxa1d wrote

Only experience is having a friend bring is a vehicle for the same problem a three times. Told him to mention the lemon law the third time and get written documentation on the reported issue for the first two times.

The third time the Toyota dealer kept it an extra day, spent some time with it and found and fixed the issue permanently.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j91g1x2 wrote

> I understand these towns sound a little more rural than most but it's kinda terrifying to think people are just letting their hunting dogs roam uncontrolled through communities.

VT allows dog hunting. There are laws and rules around it. If someone is letting their hunting dogs roam uncontrolled through communities their are breaking those rules.

Don’t condemn a whole group of people over a couple bad actors.

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thisoneisnotasbad t1_j8w54bu wrote

UPW rules apply to lakes and ponds.

https://dec.vermont.gov/watershed/lakes-ponds/vermont-use-public-waters-rules

American whitewater did a piece as rivers are are little more complex and they access depends on if they are navigable.

https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/Wiki/access:vt#:~:text=Accordingly%2C%20Vermont's%20navigable%20waters%20are,the%20Vermont%20Natural%20Resources%20Board.

The people who say all water in VT is public have never read the law.

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