Already posted: https://www.reddit.com/r/newhampshire/comments/11kuvba/you_can_die_while_living_free/

How is having no say in your children's education a form of living free? That's the exact opposite, it's government control cranked up to 10.

>Prove to the US that we can have a purple state that votes for the will of the people.

Huh?

Being purple would mean two political ideologies, not one. You seem to be suggesting that there's only "one will".

Props to Manchester for going with brutalist architecture long after everyone else gave up on it.

Being free to do idiotic things that might ultimately end in disaster is part of being free.

OTOH, OP could be a really lazy fed.

You could seek treatment for your hoplophobia.

Look at you with your body shaming.

You're guaranteed some bangs and bucking, that's for sure. Even when they do strip and repave, it's amazing how fast they get chewed up again.

Bet if someone left a trailer on an MPD cop's property, they'd handle it differently.

The cops, wanting a larger budget. The press, wanting more subscribers. Some juvenile punk just wanting to cause chaos because they can.

Yes, there are a number of comments here promoting violence over an alleged online message. Talk about unhinged, get a grip people.

Oh wow. What happened to the others?

>Fucking snowflake mods.

Threats of violence are against reddit's TOS. The mods have to remove it if they want to keep the sub alive.

This is dripping in irony given that OP is a free stater.

Convenient if you've got any trash you want to get rid of. Just add it to the pile.

You're getting downvoted, but it's a good point. The train would only help people that are already commuting. It's not like the service is going to magically create a ton of vacant housing units. Demand is already there, supply isn't.

Sounds to me like they're looking for a payday. Granted it's one article from an incompetent news agency, but given what's there, how could they possibly think that their case has any merit? Do they think they can just flash their badges in court and get whatever they want despite the law?

In the long run, perhaps. In the short term, any burden the pose on the community has to be absorbed by the community. The new arrivals wouldn't have even started paying property tax yet. And even when they do, any costs associated with them will take years to collect via property tax.

There's a selling point. Building housing won't make it more expensive here because no one wants to live here. Except.. they do, that's why there's a shortage.

Next.

Why do urban areas want to increase density? What are the more distant areas doing to compensate the urban areas for their sacrifice? Dense living isn't better living. Maybe for some folks, but not for many. That's not a house and a yard and a family and all that. You may look down upon "car dependent" living, but it led to people being able to have that house and yard. It's not a coincidence that people fled the cities once cars became readily available. People didn't want to live that way.

That's guaranteed to cause unintended consequences.

For anyone that's curious:

https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_Status/billinfo.aspx?id=84&inflect=2

That was covered..

"we're either forced to live in cramped, overpriced apartments, or have at least 3 to 4 different incomes to help afford all of the expenses of owning your own home"

I haven't yet seen a floorplan for new apartments that I'd call underpriced or spacious. Although I guess you could argue that cramped is kind of a defining attribute of an apartment.

A person of the other restroom.

Yea, we don't tend to do that at the urinals.. so there's not really a privacy issue. Not sure why anyone here is thinking that's an actual thing.

That sprawl could be accelerated. Not proposing it as a solution, but the ability for someone to achieve the dream of home ownership in NH is only going to become more challenging over time so long as the population increases and the desirability of NH living doesn't decrease. Even sprawling out only works for so long.