Recent comments in /f/Connecticut

TreeEleben t1_j5l896k wrote

It was suspended leading up to the November elections, now it's coming back. We can't win here. Gas is going up in price 25 cents a gallon, and our electric rates are the highest around and are going up again soon. You're either giving all your money for transportation and heating to an oil company, or eversource, just like intended.

If this keeps up, we will all soon live in corporate owned rental housing, taking out loans to pay our rent and utilities. Banks and big companies always win, we the people are just crops to harvest cash from.

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Hey-buuuddy t1_j5l7sye wrote

The gas tax roll-back was intended to ease a potentially-massive energy spike due to a world war breakout in Eastern Europe a year ago.

That war is on a slow burn and will definitely get worse. Now state is hedging their bets as to gently taking back those tax cuts or leaving them.

Encourage your legislators to keep the tax cuts! This a tax cut for everyone, includes free bus fare. State coffers are doing just fine without it and it’s one less thing to showcase about this state being outrageously expensive.

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IndicationOver t1_j5l7ndz wrote

Reply to My new landlord by WaqqiTV

$550?!

This is why, tenants attack landlords some people would become really triggered by such an increase.

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silasmoeckel t1_j5l7c8m wrote

There is 3 ways this works.

Breed based, they go off some questionable basis and people pay more for those.

Training based, they go off real information and we get better trained dogs. Line info also helps. So a well trained animal from a line well behaved animals is cheaper. This is good for all of us.

Breed blind, responsible dog owners pay for irresponsible ones.

I would go with training maybe a mix, if you have a questionable breed you can send it off to a qualified trainer (with insurance and licensing) for intensive training to pay less. Making things breed blind does not encourage people to get real dog training thats required to make good dogs. I'll trust a pitbull thats passed through a few months of in kennel schutzhund training over somebody's little fluffykins purse dog any day. Split the difference and if it can pass the testing even.

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Plusdebeurre t1_j5l73h5 wrote

Reply to Yale by thug_nificent

If you lived in New Haven, you’d soon realize that Yale is the primary reason why New Haven has a difficult time developing. It’s kind of hard to do much when you’re shorted on 60% of your property tax revenue every year. And very few ppl from Yale stay in NH after graduating, so it’s not like the city gains from having the school there in the form of innovation/investment/workforce. Yale isn’t for locals.

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postedtoasted56 t1_j5l46ly wrote

Reply to My new landlord by WaqqiTV

There is a vote this year to cap rent increase within ct by 2.5%

Follow Connecticut Democratic Socialists of America on FB for more information!!!

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pepperjones926 t1_j5l0j4w wrote

I think you'd be just fine, for all the reasons listed by my peers. Are there racist/homophobic people in CT? Absolutely. But I'd say probably fewer than where you're coming from, and they're also probably quieter. People tend to just mind their own business here. If I might make a recommendation though, check out Middletown. It's got a fun/funky Main Street and is very LGBTQI friendly. They host a big Pride parade every June!

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