Yeah that makes the most sense

You're just repeating a vague "do due diligence" argument. What does this mean specifically and, what if roots had done due diligence and AA iced cream had a 100% history of no problems.

Your argument doesn't seem to take into account that a F-up can be the first of its kind.

Well in that case, I hope for your sake you never talk to the staff at your favorite restaurants or chains about the times suplliers f*d up and sold them bad ingredients.

Exactly, it was one container of coffee oreo the ice cream maker accidentally gave to the Cafe. Huge mistake, but the ice cream owner closed their business as a result.

I think most people are going to tell you this is a wrong take. Not sure why you're pushing back so hard. Restaurants don't test their food that suppliers sell them, that is silly. They give the customers who received whatever was bad a free meal and gift cards to come back next time, along with their apologies. That's what happens

It's what your perception of it is in the moment, which is mostly due to being anxious about not knowing what's happening.

The max bet is 10 anywhere in the state of NH, which is either a positive or negative depending on what you're looking for.

I'm assuming from the post above, issue refers to ejaculate. Barf.

Especially since what we'd be cleaning to make the drinking water clean, is a chemical we humans added to it in the first place.

It's so dumb you can drive through that park.

I think the person you're replying to is ignorant of the type of gender-affirming care that trans youth receive, and would prefer to remain ignorant on the subject. To them, there's no difference between the words benign and harmful.

Back in the 80's certain people were afraid that children playing Dungeons and Dragons meant they were worshipping Satan. It's the same kind of wilful ignorance.

What exactly are you referring to? Because what it sounds like is misinformed nonsense, sort of like if you were to say, "mothers should not be mutilated in the name of 'prenatal care'."

You've found the Hag's lair!

Aside from the fact that it's a ridiculous supposition that the units would be filled with people from "Other states," what is wrong with people from other states exactly? What is with this fever pitched rhetoric on this sub about "outsiders" gaining residence in NH? It's so fricking elitist.

Great points grounded in real-world policy and living! Wish you had made half as many posts as TowerBard did...

Sadly, not if you want to live in Seacoast NH.

Again, not every employer is an example of ruthless corporate takeover. I know you want to righteously rage, and no one is disputing your vision of a fair Ameirca, but not every windmill is The Machine.

Yes but not everything in life is mutually exclusive with a better answer. Creating new housing makes housing more affordable across the board.

You just sound like a contrarion. What about new, relatively dense housing development is bad for society exactly?

Sounds like you enjoy privilege and don't understand how most people have it. This housing is affordable to many people looking for short term solutions, so what's the problem?

Why are you providing NIMBYs with facts? They just don't want to hear them, gosh darn it!

Uh huh. So what promise are you looking for?

I agree, I think that will happen in Dover. I'd hate to be that little boy earning half of daddy's Dover Delite pay, but whatayagonnado? Someone has to scoop, I mean mine those ice cream tubs.

Are the trees twice as tall and the rivers twice as wide?

Las Olas Exeter is delicious, I eat there like twice a week because it's on the way to work.

What does the Hampton one have that Exeter doesn't?