NewAlexandria
NewAlexandria t1_j2ujs2d wrote
Reply to comment by TransFattyAcid in I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
why is that? the deceased parent would have been able to afford a standard of living that is now unavailable? If you make the law unfair, you give arrogant nihilists something to feel the 'struck back' and 'did a good deed'
NewAlexandria t1_j24sdbx wrote
Reply to comment by PACubsFan23 in For all that is right in the world, time to take down the signs! by PACubsFan23
more people are saying 'fuck off i'm not changing my stance'
"losing" is presumptive and limited way to frame it. Fetterman went pro-fracing. And other conservative-shifts of the liberal overton window in PA
NewAlexandria t1_j24fcyb wrote
it's a major battleground state. people are going to leave up signage to maintain momentum for what they think is correct politiking. Pretending and begging otherwise is disconnected from reality
NewAlexandria t1_j24f210 wrote
Reply to comment by googlebearbanana in For all that is right in the world, time to take down the signs! by PACubsFan23
excellent x-over
NewAlexandria t1_j1q1fmv wrote
Reply to comment by Ganjaskate in So here I sit in the dark. Wearing flannel-lined jeans and a hoodie. And I get an email from First Energy saying if I don't conserve electricity there may be managed blackouts. WTF? by BeltfedOne
it's an abbreviation of the word 'fracture'
NewAlexandria t1_j1kvu73 wrote
Reply to comment by drxdrg08 in So here I sit in the dark. Wearing flannel-lined jeans and a hoodie. And I get an email from First Energy saying if I don't conserve electricity there may be managed blackouts. WTF? by BeltfedOne
especially with breeder reactors and related modern designs
i'm sure we'll start to do it again after the people that can profit on fracing are finished profiting on fracing
NewAlexandria t1_j167vjo wrote
Reply to comment by WookieeSteakIsChewie in Thanks, PennDOT. You never fail to impress me with your attention to detail. by WookieeSteakIsChewie
well i'll leave up my L. I forgot and thought it was all the tags, not just the plate
NewAlexandria t1_j163fky wrote
Reply to Thanks, PennDOT. You never fail to impress me with your attention to detail. by WookieeSteakIsChewie
keeping those tags on your windshield for the old-skool creds
NewAlexandria t1_j0aco9e wrote
Reply to comment by MuckRaker83 in Pennsylvania Rep. Cutler moved $50M from Speaker's account; Democrats cry foul by themollusk
Does this mean we're getting to a point where parties will refuse to settle cashflows into state coffers, but act like fiduciaries for the money until the acting reps & administrators want to allocate / purpose it?
i'm not even sure that could work. I'm trying to liken it to how other countries have many parties in the governing body, and each has to barter to get things funded/etc. Same in this model — each of 'the two parties' is really a network of PACs and NGOs, with their own access to donations/financials.
Today those groups are already deciding where to allocate based on trust / alliances. Are we headed toward a model where they more like fiduciaries, trusting a lesser amount of political hierarchy?
(all of this is aside from what Cutler did, should do, or consequences)
please, analysis only. No partisan trope responses.
NewAlexandria t1_iy1k02z wrote
Anger Rover
NewAlexandria t1_iwqruho wrote
Reply to comment by axeville in Lifetime hunting ban for man found guilty of illegal hunting practices across PA, other states by -TheFarce-
Poe's Law
NewAlexandria t1_iwo1r2n wrote
Reply to comment by axeville in Lifetime hunting ban for man found guilty of illegal hunting practices across PA, other states by -TheFarce-
nah it's for crimes like this too.
NewAlexandria t1_iwnwii6 wrote
Reply to comment by axeville in Lifetime hunting ban for man found guilty of illegal hunting practices across PA, other states by -TheFarce-
if only there were a place he could be held, for a time, where he penitently reflects on the seriousness of the matter.
NewAlexandria t1_ir3dhfr wrote
Reply to comment by Dr_Worm88 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
shallow search. predictable. someone who took the wormpill and wormed?
NewAlexandria t1_ir0k523 wrote
Reply to comment by alaska1415 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
> I've been complaining about this for a couple decades, including and before the hanging chads. I'm anti-corruption, which sadly doesn't often give me the chance to plainly support any one party consistently.
NewAlexandria t1_ir0jcte wrote
Reply to comment by Dr_Worm88 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
It's not a good faith request. You don't deserve new time.
You'll have to go reading through my comment history to find where I've answered similar in the past.
NewAlexandria t1_ir0j83w wrote
Reply to comment by AnxiousCat9782 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
I've been complaining about this for a couple decades, including and before the hanging chads. I'm anti-corruption, which sadly doesn't often give me the chance to plainly support any one party consistently. I'd need a military job if people want me to turn a blind eye to political corruption
NewAlexandria t1_ir0itic wrote
Reply to comment by discogeek in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
You clearly are not a security professional, nor have ever been near the space.
NewAlexandria t1_ir0irbt wrote
Reply to comment by sweedishchef8286 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
I'm sure you already see that there would be a great many people that wouldn't have, or whose signatures could be so shakey that you could not be sure. Easier to fake if those were older people that have a known predisposition to lose motor skills due to geriatric diseases.
This security hole just writes itself. It's not hard. I've been complaining about these security issues for a long time, way before this election, and way before Bush's hanging-chads
NewAlexandria t1_iqx1ggs wrote
Reply to comment by chaqalaqalaqa in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
You probably registered at some other time? That is not when my friend had to do upon moving.
also, the paper form, only asks for last-4 of the social, + DL number. That data is out there is some wants to buy it from the dark web. So that's how it's not secure enough, as compared to an in-person visit, or a live/video proof or credentials.
NewAlexandria t1_iqw5rmv wrote
Reply to comment by turbodsm in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
sounds like stinky threat-talk
if a real 'argument', it's a red herring regardless, as individual casualty does not risk the electoral process
NewAlexandria t1_iqw23ur wrote
Reply to comment by discogeek in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
None of that relates to the problem described. Stop and accept that reality is different.
It exemplifies how so many people have been confused on this issue.
I know someone that just moved into the state. They were sent a mail-in ballot registration. All they have to do is write their signature and send it back.
DL / SSN-last-4 are not trivial to get, but they're available to 'hackers.'
This is not security
NewAlexandria t1_iqw1k3f wrote
Reply to comment by djarvis77 in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
People don't like to hear about risks because the reality and consequences of those risks means something they cannot cope with.
NewAlexandria t1_iqw16ns wrote
Reply to comment by turbodsm in Pennsylvania counties can help voters fix problems with their mail ballots, state court rules by gdex86
That's not how security works.
You're saying it's hard.
That's not security.
you're saying that the investigations that happened (could have missed some/many), that you heard of (ditto), did not report a problem.
That's not security
NewAlexandria t1_j2uk6hu wrote
Reply to comment by bushwhack227 in I am 100% for this and want to see what everyone in Pennsylvania thinks ? Kill a parent drunk driving pay child support. by [deleted]
agree that there's no reason to stop at drunk driving.