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Wow that's pretty sad.

What will the fate of this sweet "baby moo" be? Does he/she get to stay with mom?

I have to pay taxes on cars in my home state which I personally find ridiculous. I did the math and it would be cheaper in the long run for me to just buy some land in VT and register my cars there. Thank you for your response

I mean, to be honest your explanation did seem deliberately obfuscatory of the actual process. I guess it's so graphic and shocking that you feel inclined to use the word "indulged" to mean 'removed from mother immediately and then forcibly impregnated to continue the cycle of graphic and shocking practices'.

Can you accurately describe it in a way that's not graphic and shocking without leaving major steps out?

You understand that making up huge numbers doesn’t prove your point right?

I did answer the question. Based on the actual data available 5 murders is a statistical anomaly. When more data is available then trends can be identified.

You can register cars here as a resident, no land ownership needed. I'm pretty sure you can even register cars here as a nonresident, but your home state might not approve.

Yeah but that’s not the point. You were trying to compare the “5 murders this year” statistic to actually major cities. NYC has a population of 8.468 million, Burlington’s population is 44,781...

Crime is up!

This guy is absolutely holding up the line with his lotto playing

I haven’t assumed anything. Brushing it off as a statistic anomaly is lazy, as well as avoiding my questions. Your analogy is poor as it uses value rather than occurrences. A better, albeit still shitty one, is finding a dollar in the ground and then finding 5 separate dollars on the ground the next day. It’s still a bad comparison as a lot less goes into someone dropping money than murder. If there were 100 murders last year, saying “let’s see if there are 100 murders next year to know if something is different here” I think we can agree would be quite moronic.

Is it not a major city of Vermont?

Then why tf would u call Burlington a major city 😂

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We just had the 24th murder of 2022 in St. Johnsbury last week! All drug related.

So you can’t acknowledge the mistake by the city council.

Nice chatting with you councilor Freeman.

Hypothetically- On Monday you find a dollar on the ground. Tuesday you find nothing. Wednesday you find a dollar. Thursday you find nothing. Friday you find nothing. Saturday you find a twenty.

What’s the likely outcome for Sunday? It’s entirely possible that every day after you find a twenty, but the data you have suggests that MOST LIKELY you find nothing, and that Saturday was a statistical anomaly.

You can’t assume the worst, because of hypotheticals. You have to use the actual data available at the moment, and adjust when new data becomes available.

And you shall understand it.

Highlands are beef cattle so will stay on mom until she decides to wean. If you're gonna try to troll at least educate yourself first.

Burlington is already trying to pass some gun free zone bullshit which will accomplish nothing because criminals don’t heed no gun signs. I do they’re rare in the state but the few times a business has had a sign I didn’t go in if I was carrying. Likewise I wouldn’t carry on to somebody’s bro, I respect property rights. Criminals obviously do not and it’s not like people are getting prosecuted for crimes.

I lived in Manhattan for 10 years but tell me more about cities.

Sure dude. Whatever you say.

Let’s add the return of the McRib as a reason since we’re just saying anything that could potentially stick.

That’s not a god, that’s just my old little league coach. His name is Tom.

Vail did it.