Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

thatsasaladfork t1_jar2iap wrote

What? Everyone pays school taxes. Not just people with kids that go to that school. Why should anyone get a refund because they decide to go elsewhere? That makes no sense. I don’t have a school aged child and we still pay school tax. School tax paid by everyone guarantees everyone gets access to an education. If you don’t believe with the curriculum, pay more for a private school. I know of 5 Christian private schools around me as it is.

This mom’s kid isn’t even in the class with the curriculum she has a problem with.

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RoyOfCon t1_jar1kw7 wrote

You don’t get to cherry pick which taxes to pay. Millions of families of private school students have paid their taxes, why should that all of a sudden change? If you don’t like the public school curriculum, send your kids to private school or move to a school district that has an education system you support.

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HaileSelassieII t1_jar19ds wrote

Maybe not, they may have fucked themselves, because something that has changed in that period of time is that older folks have realized edibles are very helpful for tons of medical issues. They are very popular with older people now, I don't think the "think of the children" strategy is going to work this time (see Florida's medical program for example, they have edibles and are more conservative politically, their program started a few years after PA if I remember correctly)

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RealLiveKindness t1_jaqyh0w wrote

There are very many elderly Pennsylvanians who lack credentials, birth certificates, passports etc. that would be needed for a voter ID card. My 90 MIL is one. She was born on her family farm in MD. She has lived here & raised a family for 80 years. She has voted in every election since 1960. She has several friends in the same boat. Don’t take away their vote🥲.

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salemvillewitch t1_jaqwovu wrote

They can also decide to only interview internal applicants. I work for the Commonwealth and recently changed jobs. When they posted my old position, they had less then 10 internal applicants and over 70 external applicants with a score of 100. They decided to only interview the internal applicants. If you really want a job with the State, you may have to take any job you qualify for to get your foot in the door and then apply for higher level positions. A lot of people start off as Clerical Assistants.

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[deleted] OP t1_jaqrui9 wrote

Last I checked, common sense is to actually find a problem with something before you spend my tax money to fix it.

If there are actual, demonstrable issues with our elections in PA that need a constitutional amendment to fix, then for crying out loud show the damn evidence already.

The sexual abuse legislation should be a bill of its own, end of story. Some politicians are using it solely to advance the other two bullshit amendments. In an ironic way it shows exactly how much they really care about: only as far as it can help them politically.

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Steelplate7 t1_jaqjnda wrote

Seems to me that the sexual abuse legislation should be a bill of its own and the REPUBLICANS put the voter ID bullshit in as a poison pill that they knew wouldn’t pass…for the express purpose of political posturing.

Guess the OP is too caught up in partisanship and/or lacks the intellect to recognize these stupid games.

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