It’s possible they won’t care, I’d point out that with an accident though no crime has been committed, whereas here, keying the side of the car is in fact a crime.

I would hope the police would care about vandalism and destruction of property. It’s kinda their job. Either way doesn’t hurt to file a complaint.

I’m not sure if you meant to reply to me, but if so I think you misread my post. The bill is limiting school choice between public schools. My point was specifically about public schools, not private schools.

Stanstead.

This is the correct answer. The police will also likely get in contact with Mr(s) Shaguar and chat about the damage.

I love how a “school choice” bill actually is limiting school choice. As long as a school agrees to the anti-discrimination policies they should be able to accept students and taxpayer funds. But in this bill we are even limiting public dollars to public schools. Currently, as a sending town my kids can go to any public school (actually all Vt students have this option), this bill would limit them to 3 options… for what purpose? Seems like a lack of thought and reasoning on Rep Hardy’s part.

Many also go to school in Canada because it’s closer. This idea that students going out of state or even out of country is bad, is a distraction.

You said every Republican you knew worked a manual labor job. Don’t tell me to stop being stupid when you make idiotic comments like that….

Lol… look at a Facebook group? And I suppose you think Reddit is a good indication of political ideologies too people’s opinions too…

You forgot about right leaning independents/centrist, which would make that 18% if the population more of a fringe group. Kind of like progressives don’t represent all democrats…

A.) you need to meet more republicans, or even just look at what the Republican members of the legislature do for a living.

B.) equating manual labor to being poor or white is offensive and ignorant 🤦‍♂️

C.) what percentage of POC work manual labor jobs or are poor in Vt? What % of white people? I don’t think your assertion is even remotely close to being accurate.

If you work manual labor then you’re closer to poor white republican? I’m not sure you could be anymore offensive or ignorant.

Your anecdotal experiences don’t seem to add up to 80+% and you’ve offered nothing else in support. Keep believing I’m the one fooling myself though…

You can’t statistically get above 80% with out a majority of republicans and right leaning Independents voting for prop 5 and clearly that makes them different from many of their national colleagues 🤷🏼‍♂️.

So 18% of the state is crazy republicans… that leaves a whole lot of normal republicans in addition to right leaning independents that voted for prop 5 and weren’t “outnumbered.”

I don’t think being a truck mechanic is a qualification for political science. It clearly hasn’t helped with understanding how republicans that voted for prop 5 aren’t the same as national republicans 🤷🏼‍♂️

I don’t think VT republicans are much like national republicans at all. I think many republicans voted for prop 5, which means when it comes to social issues they aren’t outnumbered, they are part of the majority 🤷🏼‍♂️.

I don’t know what your profession has to do with anything…

Why don’t you think some of that 80% was Republican voters?

Love how if you bring data into a Reddit thread it gets you downvoted.. here’s an up vote

Hahahahhaha, I provide a source to Govt data to answer a question and it gets downvoted by the collective because it doesn’t fit the hive mind think.

I’d probably mention the car… damaging your car warrants a call.

I never said anything about a daily record, in fact I said you wouldn’t find those figures BECAUSE it changes daily. If you wanted to look at annual snowpack (which is what it seemed you were wondering about) you’d need to average it out for every year you wanted to look at and aggregate that… But you take it however you want sunshine.

Are you going to average up daily snowpack for the past 100 years? It’d love to see that information, you should make a webpage with that data. I’ll edit my comment when you do ;)

You’ll never find figures for snowpack because it changes daily. Snowpack in March or snow pack in January… as I mentioned in a prior post, only a few years ago it snowed in Oct. and stayed the whole winter, sometimes we have a green Christmas. Vermont is known for having crazy weather, trying to read into any given winter or even 5winters is a fools errand.

Snowfall totals are higher in the past 75 years then the prior 75 years. 35 of the past 50 years have seen above average snowfall. More than the prior 80 years. We have consistently had more snowfall than normal.

https://www.weather.gov/btv/historicalSnow

I mean 3-4 years ago we got snow in October and it stayed the entire winter 🤷🏼‍♂️. Often times we’ve had a green Christmas. It’s Vermont, the weather is weird.

https://www.weather.gov/btv/historicalSnow

We’ve had much more snowfall than in the past. This years been weird, but the overall trend has certainly been an INCREASE in snowfall.