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Mu5tBTru3Redd1t t1_jab9hzg wrote

Reply to comment by Baremegigjen in Sadly, those calling this a win are wrong. by BelichicksBurner

It was a terrible transition yes, but for every legitimate person in need of a facility like that, there were 100 that needed a different treatment / care plan. And let’s not get started on how horrifically they were run, or the egregious abuse (don’t look inside)of so so many patients at those facilities, or the experimentation completed on people without consent. A look back on asylums.

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Mu5tBTru3Redd1t t1_j1x0whs wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Vehicle Inspection for VT Newcomer by Footie57

Let’s be real here…

  1. Unless you belong to a native tribe from this area….you were not here first, and have no rights to any of the stolen “land to admire”
  2. Being “here first” does not give you the authority to tell people to leave a place they just moved too. You do not own the state.
  3. Your statement that “violent crime rate is up in VT” is just false. I am assuming you live in Burlington, which in that case, you are correct , but only in Burlington and it has risen only slightly and honestly in line with the violent crime cyclical data. (1960 was a violent year in B)
  4. Looking at Burlington VT numbers, what was your stance on the number of Rapes doubling yearly in VT from 2017-2019? Did “outsiders” do that too?

Again, You can be proud of your state, advocate for your state, your culture and your passions … WITHOUT shitting on everyone else.

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Mu5tBTru3Redd1t t1_j1wyge9 wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Vehicle Inspection for VT Newcomer by Footie57

You have a problem with the “traffic” and “long lines” … there’s the border. I hear Canada has a lot of open space , and they will probably be much more welcoming then you.

Many states do inspections differently. Some don’t do them at all. It’s a legitimate question for someone to ask who is new to the area.

You being a total twat about it is unnecessary.

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Mu5tBTru3Redd1t t1_j1td3py wrote

Reply to comment by 11_Wolfie_11 in A useful guide to surviving a dog attack by Witchdrdre

I was also taught this. Along with “if the dog jumps and bite you, don’t let their front paws hit the ground before getting a solid kick in to the underbelly” I was left with the vision of being tossed around like a rope toy by the arm.

Honestly useful.

PS. I really love dogs.

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Mu5tBTru3Redd1t t1_izgdn37 wrote

Reply to Lots of cheap houses for sale in Berlin NH. Is there a reason I don't want to live there? I can understand if no jobs (I can work remotely). Any other reasons? Also how is the rental market? I'm asking because there are inexpensive multi units for sale. by RedLeafRoy

Triple check your internet access. Seriously. Don’t just search if a provider services an area. Call with exact address as if attempting to connect. And ask for a speed test. If you work from home, super important ;) (same if you rely on cellular connection )

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