Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

melranaway t1_j9z6g6t wrote

I think people are getting confused with the pump gas tax (which blows) and the service fees our natural gas companies (example ugi) is tacking on the bills bc (I’m theorizing here so bare with me) they need money to pay for infrastructure upgrades… even though they raised rates in the past and made their share holders happy they did nothing for their service.

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melranaway t1_j9z5rdm wrote

I think the outrage belongs to the legendary gas tax installed by the Corbett era (republican) and increased two more times during the Wolfe (democrat) era. It’s the added tax to the gas pump. It was touted as a tax to fix our roads and bridges when they passed it… instead 4.3 billion went to the pensions of the state police. 4.3 billion.

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thehoagieboy t1_j9z4r6c wrote

AITTFHWI - Am I the tin foil hat wearing idiot? This recent fentanyl crap is sketchy? There's no benefit to a drug dealer spiking their product and killing the people buying from them. There is no benefit to a Delta 8 company spiking their product that they sell. BUT, you know where the benefit is? People who want Delta 8 illegal. People who have lost the "just say no" drug war and figure the only way to make them stop is to scare them with the threat of death. If my tin foil hat didn't just fall off I would start to suspect someone else with an agenda.

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Electrical_Skirt21 t1_j9z34t4 wrote

You guys should quantify exactly what my fair share is. If we tallied up everything people want to pay for by taxing the rich, it’s many times more money than we actually have. I’ve paid a shitload of money in taxes and these problems still exist. There’s no reason to believe that if I pay more, there will be fewer of these issues

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tellmeaboutyourcat t1_j9z0y6h wrote

Good for you, the person I was responding to didn't ask a question, they showed skepticism for my stance on homelessness.

It's a logical fallacy to point the finger at individuals to solve the homelessness problem. Just like with climate change and a host of other issues, the problem is systemic and needs to be fixed from the top. I do what I can to help my community, but we as a society need to come together to hold the government accountable for doing their job.

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Mijbr090490 t1_j9yzh15 wrote

You can own a gun. Just can't buy one unless you want to lie. They can't access the MMJ database for a background check. You can buy long guns private party with no background check. Keep your card tucked somewhere safe unless you are getting from the dispo and don't have it on your person when in possession of a firearm.

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ChiefinLasVegas t1_j9yvfwy wrote

Urb is generally known as one of the reputable brands of d8/d9 hemp derived products.

Not familiar with “Strictly Delta” but now know to avoid them at all cost! I think I see where the DA is going, because the 3 brands were sold at Tobacco Hut, but if Urb and Packwoods are blameless (no traces of opioids found in their products) why group them with the “Strictly Delta” products which were the only out of the 3 brands tested to have dangerous traces of opioids?

On another note, anyone buying from this chain of stores really should think again. I’ve gotten that same Urb d9 100mg edible package shown in the story for $20 at another local shop. No way I’d ever spend $44.99 for 100mg.

Price gouging much Tobacco Hut?

Edit: Made adjustments to align with the facts outlined in the article, specifically on which 1 brand was found to have traces of heroin and fentanyl.

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