because the people there care more about not having to wear a motorcycle helmet than they do about legalizing weed.

Did the police check if it was both empty and not a mobile meth lab? Maybe just "secretly" push it into the street, and then it becomes the city's problem.

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Attitash or Wildcat are great mountains. A lot of schools are on vacation this week and next week so they might be a little crowded.

The inspection part sounds normal to me. I don't know the specific laws for NH, but I know in other states, they will offer to do the inspection and deduct what they will from your deposit. Sometimes they are unreasonable though so you might have luck asking why things are so expensive.

It's good to take pics of your place when you move in to be able to dispute anything. Definitely brush up on your tenant rights because a lot of landlords will try to screw you over.

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“Pretend we live in the woods” sums up so many of the social and economic problems.

Post it all over social media, contact groups like Manchester information, local news, ect. Tell them someone abandoned it and the cops and tow company's can't/won't help you and you want it gone. Eventually someones going to take it off your hands.

Yeah it sucks. It’s the same shit that happened ten years ago because jobs paid better in MA and required in person.

First time homebuyer programs aren’t going to solve the eclipse of wealth being introduced by outsiders. Things are worth what they’re worth and we live in a national / global economy.

So yeah idk the answer or the way the tide will flow or what’s “most just.”

Maybe fthb programs provide a ring on the ladder. Or maybe they set you up for a non preforming loan / poverty. But the difference is more trivial than it’s made out to be.

If they did have such a list they'd probably keep it in Excel

Yeah the whole state-run liquor store thing absolutely boggles my mind

Sure, but most don't get gullible people voting for them claiming that they won't

I should've clarified - confused often with Amanita Muscaria

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Democracy.

I don’t know how old it is but if it’s made before 2000 you don’t need a title. Places may not want to take it if they think there’s a title associated with it?

Live free or die! Except marijuana.

Black Mountain is the closest and is rarely ever crowded. It's a smaller mountain though, so if that's not what you're looking for, any of the other mountains in the area (Cranmore/Atitash/Wildcat) will be crowded similarly. My personal favorite is Sunday River in Maine. It's big and spread out so it handles the crowds well.

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true. someone gifted op an rv, time to pay it forward lol

As someone who is a True Democrat, I don’t hate him. I have only lived in NH since July, but I did vote for him for Governor in the Midterms.

His general ideas seem to be “the less the government can do the better.” Even if it means leaving money from the federal government on the table. (See NH’s highest residential Electric Rates in the continental 48) In addition, when ask about abortion, he said he thinks the law he signed was too restrictive, but his hands were tied. Otherwise, he hasn’t proposed anything new that I haven’t liked.

Environmentally he seems pretty central. As someone who works in the engineering field, I feel like he understands the issues and how they effect the state. He also did the AT which i feel like you have to have some environmental bones in you to do.

Socially I also don’t hate him, outside of reproductive care, He hasn’t done anything I have disagreed with, mainly cause I don’t think he has done anything at all. That’s probably fine for a mostly white NH, but I don’t know how that will translate nationally.

I also don’t think he is very electable nationally tbh. People who don’t like Trump really like DeSantis, and I am not sure the amount of republicans who don’t like either is enough for him to win the ticket. If he were to win the ticket though, I think he easy beats biden.

Right, but the talking point is that it can’t be legalized until the feds legalize it because ‘they’ have to make it sold only through state liquor stores because ‘reasons’.

I worked at a NH hospital. He came there to do some stuff for the press. Should have been good optics for both him and the hospital.

As he was leaving, he was complaining to one of his people about how shitty the hospital space provided was too small for his optics. It's fair to complain about the venue, but this guy was such a massive dick that he couldn't even wait to leave the building. That tells me what kind of person he is. His political stances don't matter.

Totally odd, they have the mirror image of what actually happened. Thanks for doing the research.

Are there a lot of politicians that routinely don't vote down party lines? For either side?