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Damn, I've seen this rerun before about 20 years ago…

"I don't understand, if you don't want crushed orphans, just don't toss them in the orphan crushing machine"

Well maybe they shouldn't have an orphan crushing machine in the first place.

"we're not doing illegal, and no you can't check."

-People doing illegal things

I don't live in a large ohio city and even still, the city has more people living in it than the surrounding 4 counties combined.

I'm all for kicking them while they're down.

Imagine trying to justify thousands of murdered children because some people decided to attack a festival.

An attack, I might add, the government had been informed of and bafflingly did the opposite of adding protection to heavy traffic areas…

I drive primarily in the country and it's been interesting to see how deep the divide is between rural and urban areas.

Maga flags above American flags everywhere. No on issue 1 signs everywhere. A couple handmade signs who's message is summed up with "keep potheads out of Ohio".

Four houses in particular amuse me when I pass. Two had one sign out from each, then the NO sign multiplied into 3,spaced along the road. So YES put up 3 more signs for 4 total. NO put out a few more scattered around the yard, and in response YES put up what looks like 30 or so randomly scattered over the yard.

Similarly in a different county, a YES sign went up, and in response the neighbor put up a NO THINK OF THE CHILDREN sign big enough to block the YES SIGN. Maybe 6ft wide. So YES put up a 10ft tall banner mounted on a 20ft scaffold in the middle of the yard with bullet points about the issue under the VOTE YES stuff.

Honestly given a couple of the areas I've been through, I wouldn't put it past some neighbors to put a brick through someone's window or a bullet through a wall just for having the YES sign out front.

From what I've read of this story, I have no sympathy for either of them.

I have even less for someone who buys a property with the intent to rent it out.

Pledges are worth whatever paper they're printed on.

Government pledges are worth the toilet paper you print it on.

Do it or shut the fuck up.

Hey they can have my old GPU if they give me a new blank laptop.

I've always wanted to try linux

Use whatever wood bits that are left to fashion a few stakes and do what stakes do to the people who cut them down.

I'll have you know there are some very ni e national and state parks that are perfectly agreeable.

Because no one lives there