> an imaginary line

It is an imaginary line but it gives people on one side of it imaginary rights like voting in people who have imaginary powers to make imaginary rules which cops enforce with non-imaginary guns.

The problem is the same with any immigration - and one which people on this sub are salty about regarding Free Staters - people who live somewhere want to gatekeep the culture of the area, and I don't think they're wrong to want that.

Unironically yes, but we also need younger people here, but we don't need douche woke younger people here - so it's a balancing act.

It was a garbage day

I work in Mass, so it's easy to just hit a nearby store on the way back. If I had to pick between the current situation and one where marijuana is legal in NH but NH is basically Mass, I choose the current situation - that is to say marijuana being illegal in NH is dumb, but not a showstopper. Fortunately, I think NH can make marijuana fully legal without becoming northern Mass.

Honestly, NH should just sell it in the liquor stores and tell the DEA to fuck off if they try to do anything. I'm assuming marijuana prohibition is justified by "The Interstate Commerce Clause™" specifically the Wickard v Filburn ruling which is shit by any sane understanding of English, so it should be forced back into the courts.

> People moving in to a place changes it politically for the worse and we should keep them out. I agree totally.

Glad you're on board with a wall on the southern border of the U.S.

What's up with people making houses which have an entire side with zero or one window? When a house has no windows on one side and then is combined with vinyl siding it looks extra McMansion-y

Wants legal marijuana

Hates on libertarians who have been opposed to the drug war since Nixon.

Agreed. It should have a comparable legal status to tomatoes.

Honestly, the Wickard v. Filburn ruling on the interstate commerce clause needs to be overturned. It's how the Feds get their hands into a lot things.

It is, ideally there'd be a way to have representative voting on issues, but that's logistically a lot harder so you get package deals and parties.

They should just start selling it at the liquor stores. What's the DEA going to do?

NH should just do it anyways. What's the DEA going to do anyways, fight the state troopers? The supremacy clause only applies to constitutional laws which marijuana being illegal isn't.

Good, I want more snow for skiing. Kind of annoying that winter slow rolled us this year.

Extremely tragic. I'm chaperoning some children today, including my own, at Gunstock today. Hopefully it's not too icy.

That's a fantastic painting!

I’ve been moving more toward unranked choice voting which is the same as now except you can vote for more than one candidate per position.

The main advantage is that counting can be done locally as it should be.

More like if the cops and three letter agencies give up their rifles, then we can maybe talk.

Exactly. I live in New Durham ... shhhh.

I support proportional representation.

As much as I hate government mandates, I'd love it if they made it so people's wipers don't work outside of holding the stick down for mist unless the headlights are on. If I can't see you, you don't get to see the road.

Shortest splitline seemed like it was a decent enough solution.

Yeah, then no. Thanks for the info.

NH or US constitution?