Everyone else isn't a repeat offending criminal.

That's not an answer.

It's perfectly moral not to let former criminals who are repeat offenders to have the means to kill people efficiently.

Why do felons need guns on vacation?

>don't live your life afraid of the world

So why do you need to have a gun with you on a plane if you're not?

See how far you'll get through an airport with one then.

I did. What does being slightly more populated as the second least populated state in the whole country have to do with billboards?

It's not fine the way it is. Preservation is being confused with doing nothing and it's not working

Edit: also I actually live in this state!

Thanks!

It's as misleading as treating the state as if it doesn't belong to a greater collection of 50, as a part of the United States of America. . .

And my neighbors are cows.

So where are you?

Edit: the population of Vermont is 645,570. NYC has 8 million people.

So what are your thoughts on areas like Stockbridge? That reminds me a little more of VT imo

It's the second least populated state in the country.

What's live & let live about moving because that's too many people?

If nothing changes, nothing changes.

What makes Vermont, Vermont?

I am asking this because I think it's important, not to be a jerk.

Have you been anywhere else besides Boston? And who said they'd put up more billboards if more people were here?

If it has access to every image on the internet from a free or for sale page to the entire library of Congress, I don't think it's inherently a tool of thievery.

I also cobble images together with images I didn't make. It's called a collage.

I absolutely believe it's a tool and its value is undermined by grifters & theft. We should do our due diligence to call that out, and not waste time arguing over the subjectivity of what is or isn't art

Yesssss thank you!

Nope. They are unelected

Maybe they have a hard time because anyone who comes in and has ideas™ is called a flatlander & rejected outright lol

It's a democracy, until someone doesn't want a rehab in town

Edit: im also using take back & the Confederate flags as an example of how "this is what makes Vermont, Vermont" is flawed logic.

I'd love to know where they are or if they have names lol

(Google actually doesn't help because it shows me things only in Burlington or in NH)

I don't think we need high rises in small towns to have more affordable housing, and the town i moved to just before the pandemic has been having the sidewalk debate for years. my neighbor, who is around my age aka millennial, is from Vermont and says it was a big issue when they were a child. It's silly! We also have unelected positions on our select board and it drives me nuts because they don't do anything!

Edit: I don't want to chop down the trees either, but they are an example of change that has taken place in the state that some would refuse to recognize for the convenience of their stagnant attitude.

I dont like them either, but they're the same types with "take back Vermont" signs too, so should we abolish gay marriage because it doesn't make Vermont, Vermont to them?

Frankly what does make Vermont, Vermont? And how does affordable housing, higher wages, cannabis dispensaries, and better pedestrian access take away from that?

People love the natural landscape, yet it's ruined entirely by power lines which some people argue is a facet of the landscape itself! We all know it's a lame excuse to do nothing, and the fear of outsiders trying to make Vermont something it's not is just absurd.

We should be able to say what it is first before being so afraid of what it shouldn't be. I have yet to meet anyone afraid of change who can.

Ignore my last q

Anything closer to WRJ?

I don't know if it's illegal, but it might be the restaurants policy and they say it's illegal because that might be easier on the servers.

Where is there an Asian market in Vermont?