Half of any university administration is bullshit. Sucking the tuition dollars right out of every student's education for some dumb fucking board meetings that ego stroke everyone in the room.

There's a big push in Westmoreland now for code enforcement/blight remediation, so hopefully Monessen gets swept up in that.

Yeah, that's how it was always described to me, as if it's this pull generated via an uzumaki. We always, somehow, end up back in Pittsburgh.

I was thinking of those parasites that hollow out the bug, then mind controls them, but the flood is better. I hate the flood 😂👍

He didn't have a background in legislating or law. He taught for a GED program. What was your point again? It's definitely not because she's a woman, right? That's not what you're implying, right? Because that is the only point you're making.

The way in which they frame the narrative - shift of tax burden from variable a to variable b, under the hypothetical that it'll push people to utilize their land in such a way that it is implied, will yield profit to either offset or net positive, is both an exaggeration and nonsensical.

Municipalities across the country are providing certain tax abatements, forgiveness, or sliding scale agreements in order to forgo that lump sum of revenue up front for the revenue that comes as a result of reinvestment, for the long term. This also includes changes to Zoning, and possibly codes/ordinances in order to allow for more flexibility with what can be built, in order to be more accessible to more people.

Their hypothetical only works if the buyer actually wants to invest in the community, not a single residential or commercial building, which may sit unaltered as structure or land, thus a loop hole is evident. It also won't work if, again, changes to the area's zoning don't happen because otherwise, if a company views it as an unnecessary hurdle, they won't invest. Plenty of other places, and States, for a business can set up shop. It's also dumb to think they don't have an army of lawyers reviewing these laws to find a way out of it.

It's another bullshit feel good policy they didn't fully flush out because they chose to lick boots rather than make simple changes to their ordinances, which would have allowed for the same thing, but with little to no freebees

Highlight of my day when he finally pronounced Boehner as boner

It's $10/hr with a chance to make it $10.50 if ya do a really good job

People like you sure do bitch about the same shit, but you never do anything.

The show never lived up to the hype that was the comics.

I used Winter Accounting in Verona. Dude was cool, kept it casual. Only charges you for what needs filled out. He was good at asking questions he thought may be in line with my life situation. Pretty short meeting, he handled the paperwork, and I only went back a second time to pay, and get the packet for my records.

>NRA

Yeah, no the fuck they don't.

>Gun rights activists

You mean, fat white dudes who cosplay as a militia on the weekends.

The dude thought nothing wrong with wearing a Confederate uniform. That is the definition of traitorous activity.