My thoughts exactly.

Cars going off the road and crashing into the panels.

I don’t think the median is a good place for solar panels due to safety reasons.

Also not sure how the road dust would impact the efficiency of the panels.

Underground wires is not a bad idea, but there are places where the median is very small. It would also be a lot of work to route the cables over/under intersecting roads and bridges.

Now, what Augusta is doing with the solar panels on the ramp loops is a good idea IMO. We should be putting panels in all of those empty loops throughout the state.

Enjoy the plowable snow everyone

Fair enough, but there are better ways to monitor those things that don't involve dogs.

> A dog in a stroller could very much be a service dog

That's ridiculous, a dog in a stroller isn't providing a service to anyone. It's just someone looking to show off their dog and skirt around rules to get attention.

In my post I said there's nothing wrong with service dogs. A dog in a stroller is not a service dog, and the pit bull on a leash was clearly not a service dog either.

I’ll PM you when it’s posted.

One is breaking the law and the other is asking if anyone else has noticed other people breaking the law, but you do you.

And you’re free to make that choice for yourself. Plenty of people don’t want dog hair or drool in their food though, and they should be able to shop for groceries without worrying about it.

I don't think the person you're responding to is very reasonable. They say the majority of people like dogs, then two sentences later cite a source showing only 38% of households like dogs enough to own them.

An opinion piece from Fox news is more factual than actual statistics lol

Edit: That's also over 10 years old

People may be allergic to dogs, dogs licking stuff like produce, dogs attacking people.

Nothing about my position is inconsistent. Your argument is based entirely on whataboutism and ignores the fact that dogs are humans are not the same. Humans do not shed fur everywhere, humans are not allergic to other humans, kids do not bite people and transmit rabies to other humans. The coronavirus pandemic started due to zoonotic disease transmission because of animals in a food market, we should be trying our best to avoid another one happening.

If you read my original post you'd realize that I'm not asking people on reddit to enforce these laws, I'm asking them if they've also seen an uptick when they're out shopping for groceries.

Do you not see that there's a massive difference between a human and a dog?

No need to be nasty

Good point, that's way worse than a dog eating poop and then licking stuff.

I’ve seen dogs eat their own poop, no way are they cleaner than people.

An emotional support animal to eat at a restaurant. Seems a tad bit ridiculous to me.

The pit bull was one of the Augusta locations, the stroller was not

OVER THE LINE

I’m asking other shoppers if they’ve noticed the same thing recently.

What about people with PTSD from dog attacks?

The dog I saw in the stroller did not look happy either.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fatal_dog_attacks_in_the_United_States

Take a look at the category of dog. One breed makes up like 2/3 of the list.