And basically a suburb of Woodsville, NH, so I'll give it to the dispatcher on this one.

No true redditor would use such a trite and tautological example to backup their well researched grievances!

Eden Mills baby!

Not my guy

Ok, this has been fun, thanks for understanding my point. Be careful in the storm. Sleep well, talk to you in the morning.

Now you're trolling me. And as always, you're criticism is self referential. The administration of a Vermont university is a governing body it governs the operations of the university.

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I don't think you're Hitler for not agreeing with me, I just think you're incapable of thinking critically. The important thing to focus on here is not the means, but the end. However you arrive at the end it doesn't change the outcome, despite the means. Yes, if the decision by a governing body is to physically remove tangible literature from a designated repository of literature, directly as a result from an overly bloated and mismanaged administration that is trying to navigate funding The outcome. Is. The. Same. Call it a tyranny of oppression or a tyranny of incompetence, the governing force is creating a reality that can only rationally be perceived as devolving the spectrum of intelligence so far from a semblance of acceptable reality that it's almost worse if it is a result of incompetence and not as a calculated attempt at overthrowing a freethinking body politic. At least that level of evil is comprehensible.

The end result of depriving access to literature is tyranny whether defacto by budgetary mismanagement, or de jure by writ of autocratic decree. The result is still the same and should be opposed as such. The fact that you're defending the circumstances due to financial incompetence doesn't change the absolutely incalculably inexcusable outcome, which was made evident in the novel.

You understand the books are unavailable in either scenario... right?

Either way, what's the outcome?

Done. Fahrenheit 451°. Nothing more needs to be said.

Yeah, I gather you just stay off of it... extremely!

Woodstock rt 99

Yugo

It really depends. Some last forever, some blow up in a year or two.

Maybe not Carhart, but my Carhartt overalls right now resemble swiss cheese.

That shirt is lit. Overalls have to be in tatters to be on a Vermonter.

Tell them their woodpile looks like a high schooler stacked it.

10° in Newbury

Is Noyes the guys Noyes pond is named after?

"The roof was golfin', son?"