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badpeaches t1_jd482b9 wrote
Reply to comment by sharkbanger in DuBois City Manager charged with stealing over $600k in public funds, AG announced by mrboozer
He was double dipping. This is why effective leadership matters, they were able to find the discrepancies.
badpeaches t1_jcazp68 wrote
Reply to Cemetery staff take out personal ad for goose whose mate died — and find her a new match by citytiger
Goose gets more action than me
Geese?
badpeaches t1_j7z4dg1 wrote
Reply to comment by Redlar in John Fetterman's picture-taking, buddy-making, convention-breaking first month on Capitol Hill by CQU617
People think I'm rude or uninterested when I look down or keep my head down in classrooms or to speakers in meetings, I'm actually trying to focus on what I'm listening to. By removing visual overload.
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Reply to comment by Generic_Mustard in Pa. drillers abandoned thousands of natural gas wells in 5 years, ignored state law, report says by lildobe
Are you serious
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Reply to comment by Generic_Mustard in Pa. drillers abandoned thousands of natural gas wells in 5 years, ignored state law, report says by lildobe
That's weird cause they're not even supposed to contribute to political campaigns. This is their work around.
> #Who can’t contribute > A political committee is prohibited from knowingly accepting a contribution that violates the prohibitions on contributions.
>##Corporations and labor organizations >The Federal Election Campaign Act prohibits corporations and labor organizations from making contributions in connection with federal elections. (A corporation or labor organization may pay the expenses of setting up, administering and soliciting contributions for its own political committee, called a separate segregated fund (SSF or PAC). A party committee may accept contributions from a corporate or labor PAC registered with the FEC.) This prohibition applies to all types of incorporated organizations, except political committees that incorporate only for liability purposes. National banks and federally chartered corporations, such as federal savings and loan associations, are prohibited from making contributions in connection with state and local as well as federal elections.
badpeaches t1_j60q6q8 wrote
Reply to comment by ArcherChase in Pa. drillers abandoned thousands of natural gas wells in 5 years, ignored state law, report says by lildobe
Do Corporations get voting rights?
badpeaches t1_j5nkaqx wrote
Reply to TIL that NBA Player Lou Williams was almost carjacked in 2011, until the thief recognized him and stopped because he was a Lou Williams fan. Lou Williams took him to McDonald's as thanks. by FiNN8778
Title reads like a corporate fast food chain shill threw this together
badpeaches t1_j5n4o6r wrote
Reply to comment by MonkitaB in Long Wharf Submerged 1/23/23 by TuggieBoi420
Awww, give it ten years. Then it will be terrifying.
badpeaches t1_j5m5h8m wrote
Reply to comment by TheoremaEgregium in TIL the first known résumé was written by Leonardo da Vinci, when applying to be a military engineer for the Duke of Milan. It's mainly just a list of his designs for siege weapons (including trebuchets). He briefly mentions his art: "In painting, I can do everything possible." He got the job. by Pfeffer_Prinz
"I'll paint your church, gonna paint a bunch of dudes with they dicks out on the walls tho."
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Reply to comment by Nessie in Study: Feeding Goats Hemp Enhances the Health, Flavor Profile and Shelf-Stability of Their Meat by GivenAllTheFucksSry
Doesn't the middle east produce the most opium in the world?
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Reply to comment by JoseMich in Nietzsche is better understood as the Father of Psychoanalysis than Existentialism; his philosophy has two components: the diagnosis of our culture's Decadence (under the Ascetic Ideal) and a prescription for health in the Dionysian Counter-Ideal by thelivingphilosophy
Worth noting it wasn't until Bernays utilized some of Freud's concepts to revolutionize advertising on a social conscious level. He's slimy.
badpeaches t1_j271gff wrote
Reply to Phoenix over Princeton by jashman1987
Peachy
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Reply to comment by polgara_buttercup in For all that is right in the world, time to take down the signs! by PACubsFan23
I don't have any kids, I sure there's other people my age that are probably in the same situation as me, never be able to afford kids or a house of our own. However, I hope people know that even if they don't have kids, the stuff they teach in schools affects society overall so they should be highly motivated to get out and vote.
Moms For Liberty are probably funded by people like the Koch brother. Does citizens united keep that donor information public? Anyway, I hope people get more active in voting moving forward. New year, new you, new problems that need to be addressed.
badpeaches t1_j24j1xo wrote
Reply to comment by susinpgh in For all that is right in the world, time to take down the signs! by PACubsFan23
Thank you for adding! I hope you add a pinned post. I thought there was a special election but didn't see the schedule on my search results.
Clean up links
Last day to register to vote before the election..........................................January 23, 2023 (15 days before the special election. 25 P.S. § 3071(b))
Last day to register to vote before the election .................January 17, 2023 (15 days before the special election. 25 P.S. § 3071(b)) (Since January 16, is a legal holiday, the deadline moves to the next business day, which is January 17, 2023. 25 P.S. § 2603(e)).
badpeaches t1_j247fy1 wrote
#Since we're talking about VOTING, the next elections are the Municipal Primaries May 16, 2023.
Last day to register to vote is May 1, 2023.
Last day to request a mail-in or absentee ballot: May 9, 2023.
https://www.vote.pa.gov/About-Elections/Pages/Upcoming-Elections.aspx
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Reply to comment by lovesducks in 10 South Korean tourists were stranded in a blizzard near Buffalo. Then they spent 2 nights in a stranger's home, cooking and watching football. by HalFWit
After a mighty blizzard, God saw it fit to then serve humans in the shape of little humans to other humans. So saith the Lord. Evolution 3:14
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Reply to comment by Hib3rnian in Jim Thorpe councilmember concerned over roommate zoning ordinance which would prevent people from living with unrelated roommates by saintofhate
This is a form of financial abuse.
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Reply to comment by [deleted] in I’m Cornelius Hurley, academic, lawyer, 14-year director of a Federal Home Loan Bank. Ask me anything about the FHLBs. by ProfBU
> VA and FHA loans don’t have strict credit rating requirements,
The loans don't but you can't get the loan from a bank with bad credit.
badpeaches t1_j022n3u wrote
Reply to comment by 360typhoon in I’m Cornelius Hurley, academic, lawyer, 14-year director of a Federal Home Loan Bank. Ask me anything about the FHLBs. by ProfBU
> You cannot
Thank you, that's what I thought.
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Reply to comment by H2-22 in I’m Cornelius Hurley, academic, lawyer, 14-year director of a Federal Home Loan Bank. Ask me anything about the FHLBs. by ProfBU
You can get approved for the loan with subpar credit ratings?
badpeaches t1_j004z0m wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried refuses to testify before Senate, committee says. by AdamCannon
> Someone is afraid of jail
>> If I was as ugly as he is I would be too
What does being ugly in jail have to do with anything?
badpeaches t1_izze9o5 wrote
Reply to comment by ProfBU in I’m Cornelius Hurley, academic, lawyer, 14-year director of a Federal Home Loan Bank. Ask me anything about the FHLBs. by ProfBU
> My first home was purchased with -0- down payment courtesy the VA and the GI Bill. > > How about a similar benefit for a year of national service?
You didn't have credit ratings back then.
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Reply to comment by 9fingfing in Being off work sick or injured linked to higher risk of suicide by BlitzOrion
It really depends on the industry. Plus major corporations giving less than 40 hours makes them part time employees dependant on social services to help financially. The more employees Walmart, Amazon, McDonald, Whoever has on food stamps the more tax breaks they get. Local and Federal Governments are incentivizing keeping the poor, poor.
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Reply to comment by AlfredoQueen88 in Being off work sick or injured linked to higher risk of suicide by BlitzOrion
You knew you were going back to work, it's different when you don't have something to look forward to.
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Reply to comment by zachary0816 in Gods, tombs and Nazis: the Third Reich’s bad relationship with Egyptology by MeatballDom
Which is weird, when Berlin fell cigarettes were considered a form of money along with chocolate and a few other "unwholesome" concepts.