Ask a public question, get a public answer. That's life. You've got a right to raise your kids any way you'd like, and I've got a right to speak my mind.
 

Except it ain't, you can drive twenty minutes out of Pittsburgh and find working farms. https://traxfarms.com/

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guess you know some weird people then.
Kind of hard to keep and work on heavy equipment and also have a hobby farm in the suburbs..

No one owes the OP answers.

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In my experience, people who want to "live away from other people" or "move to small town areas that share my values" are usually racists or weirdos.
 
This is America and you have every right to be a racist or a weirdo cultist, but people will judge you accordingly.

For someone who doesn’t believe you’re pretty butt hurt about people criticizing that filthy institution.

> The most robust Catholic schools are urban/semi-urban.
 

The most robust anything, anywhere, is urban/semi-urban. Goods and services go where the customers are.
 
If you're choosing to live in a place like Bradford County, you're choosing to do without some things. It's a game of trade-offs. My grandmother owned a beautiful plot of land up there but when she died we sold it, because I'd never live there.

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Have you ever heard of auto correct? You’re right. We’re all wrong. Maybe you should go to confession this weekend. Can’t take communion with a mouth full of lies.

Then you're getting ripped off. There's absolutely nothing up there. The land is essentially worthless.

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It's very easy to get methamphetamines in the Laurel Highlands, too, and selling them is one of the few career options there.

As you claimed you never said that. Who’s the one lacking any kind of comprehension? Just because you deleted it now doesn’t mean that our comments right after you said it weren’t valid. So salty for a person who’s no longer Catholic. Got sip some tears of repent.

This one was definitely not cheap..

Going to second this, my dad's family relocated from New Jersey to Bradford County in the 1970s and I grew up visiting that area frequently. The people are, uh, clannish to say the least.

> found a few very nice homes in bradford county-towanda and sayre.

 
They're cheap for a reason. You get what you pay for.

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It's video clickbait.

I get that but I was just making the point to OP or anyone that might find this in the future that Philly and Pittsburgh sometimes have their own way of doing stuff different to PA state law at large.

No..?

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Nah youre dirty deleting.