I straight up don’t believe some people deserve to live. I also don’t trust the government to make that decision. Abolish the death penalty.

Fair enough

Night life in Carlisle? Nope. You’re moving to the middle of nowhere.

With Dickinson and the law school pretty much closed for the summer, Carlisle will be a bit slower than usual, but there are things to do in town, plus Gettysburg is not far away. If you have a car, DC, Baltimore and Philly are each a bit more than 2 hours distant. HersheyPark is less than an hour away.

If you are into the outdoors, plenty to do. Lots of open space with hiking trails. A big lake is not far off.

Maybe if you didn’t gamble all your money away you could afford rent… but this is not illegal of your landlord.

Explain

Televise the execution.

Simple question to those who support the death penalty.

How many executions of innocent people becomes an unacceptable amount? Is it acceptable to have 1 innocent person executed? 2? 10?

Ultimately and specifically because of how broken our system of "justice" has become, innocent people will be murdered by the State. Once that happens, there is no moral or legal or acceptable standing to continue.

Dope, that’s what i figured would be the case with renting. Thank you for responding!

There's no way to do that without shredding due process, unfortunately.

Take the corporate house if as you likely won’t find anyone willing to rent for 10 weeks. The people you meet will likely be coworkers. Dot. Consider it wasting your summer consider it an investment in Your future.

Facts are very helpful. Great post!

What?

If it isn’t hand delivered- landlord must post the notice on the door AND send a copy in the regular mail. I’m not a Philly landlord though. Last time I did an eviction this was PA law.

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Yeah, culture is toxic in the US. No sense of shame whatsoever.

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A fetus isn't a life, dumbass.

Tune yer banjo!

GTFOH with all that nuance on the subject of crime.

That’s good news

>Are there concerns for livestock or wildlife?

>"Specific inhalation exposure data is limited for these chemicals (vinyl chloride, hydrogen chloride, and phosgene); however, it is expected that the risk to animals would be similar to the risk to humans. Since hydrogen chloride rapidly dissociates in water or moisture, it is unlikely that grazing on grass in the affected area will result in health effects to livestock or wildlife. Phosgene will not stick to soil. Instead, phosgene may evaporate into the air or pass through the soil surface and break down in water.

>Hydrogen chloride and phosgene do not accumulate in the food chain; therefore, you cannot be sickened by eating an animal that may have come into contact with these gases."

was it certified?

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DEP has been out there since Feb 4.