Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

Steelplate7 t1_j6p0bzw wrote

Jesus…you are one angry asshole, aren’t you? All I am saying is that they could have ONE net pay estimate based on a single/no dependent W-4.

That would give them a much more accurate idea of their actual wage than just doing gross pay. Judging from the word “snowflake”, I can tell with 98.9% accuracy that you’re a hard core right winger who can’t critically think his/her way out of a paper bag.

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Away-Plant-8989 t1_j6ozubk wrote

You get older and health problems compound your mental ones. This country robs you out of your savings when you get inevitably sick. Look at the comments on this. Lack of empathy from anyone because nobody cares for the old. The way society treats the ill like lepers. A problem to scrape into the bin. At least people don't pretend anymore to lack sympathy. They half-assed wring their hands "oh a pity what's there to do?"

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Ct-5736-Bladez t1_j6oz3aw wrote

Idk about unexplainable and I’m sure it was nothing (r/ghosts or any number of paranormal subreddit would say otherwise), a few years ago before Covid I did some walking around Devils den Gettysburg around November. Chilly foggy day. I got a sense of uneasiness while walking kinda like I was being watched but not quite.

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SBRH33 t1_j6oxhe1 wrote

Lol! My man, Did you even bother to read the SCOTUS decision?

The case involves compulsory WARRANTLESS seizures of blood ...

When one is pulled over for suspected DUI and fails the roadside testing program and exhibits signs of intoxication etcetera, the officer, under probable cause, can make an arrest for suspect DUI. From there the officer can submit a warrant for a blood test, which an on call judge will sign off on based on the officers arrest affidavit, for the drivers blood to be tested at hospital for driving under the influence

Theres no wiggling out of it once a warrant has been issued for the blood. Now sometimes judges aren't available for warrant signatures. So the next step would be a calibrated breathalyzer machine, which most police departments own. Refusing a blood/ chemical test and or Breathalyzer is not an option without severe consequence attached.

> Intoxicated driving is a serious criminal charge. During a DUI investigation, an officer may request a blood sample. This is especially true when an alleged suspect refuses a breathalyzer test or a police officer believes the suspect is intoxicated by drugs. If you do not agree to it, a warrant may be issued, and at that time, a blood sample will be taken with or without your consent.

A lot of confusion surrounds what your rights and obligations are with respect to drunk driving and blood tests.

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Awe_Jeez t1_j6ox91t wrote

2 things come to mind. Both in the woods, both late at night.

The first, maybe 5-6 years ago in the woods outside of Bald Eagle State Park. A group of friends all drinking around the campfire, being noisy and rambunctious as people who drink do. I am no an imbiber, but was happy to hang. Around midnight I looked up, and hovering about the trees was.... a thing. A plane of some kind? the strangest thing was, it was dead silent. Took off with a woosh and a swiftness I've never seen from a plane since. Best explanation I can come up with is that there are Lockheed Martin facilities in the general area, so it may have been an SR-71 of some kind. Have never been able to confirm, because asking a group of drunks "Do you see that?" did not get the results I needed.

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The second, is almost the exact opposite. I was camping at Hertlein while hiking the AT with my brothers. At around 2 am, a noise so cacophonous I couldn't hear my brother whom I was sharing a tent with enveloped us. It lasted for around 5 mins, then disappeared. The next morning we had the "did you hear that?" conversation. All three of us heard it, none of us could come up with a decent explanation and have not talked about it since, since none of us was brave enough to get out of the tent and look .

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drxdrg08 t1_j6ow7tl wrote

> You need six degrees in finance to understand our tax code.

Not really. You need maybe 3 hours of uninterrupted time to learn 99% of what an individual tax filer will ever need to know to properly file taxes and understand how they work.

But you have know nothing kids spending all their free time on Reddit reading what other know nothing kids write. That why nobody knows shit about anything.

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