I stopped at the year of our Lord. Your lord maybe. 😂

Ah, the article linked to HB328.

hb360 is a different bill that notes legalizesing the possession and use of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSDmescaline, psilocybin, and peyote for persons 21 years of age and older.

Damn straight 💯

Oh no, there might be a hearing about things taught in school.....the fucking horror. They aren't banning anything. Only that if a parent has an issue with something in the curriculum that they have a hearing about it. Meaning if it's some crackpot bitching about sex ed, they will likely be shown the door after they are voted down. Now if they bring up a legitimate concern then perhaps it IS something to be looked at. Freedom means freedom to disagree with things, I feel that most of you have forgotten that, or never learned it to begin with.

So TLDR: calm your fucking tits

Calling it now, it’s gonna die in the Senate

They drink straight from the tap.

Litchfield is finally doing a water study this year. It’ll take 6 months and I can literally see st gobain across the river from us so I wonder what they’ll find!! Maybe we can sue them into paying our water bills at least.

Cool but until the senate is on board it's going nowhere

Thank you

If only this would actually pass 😔

There is a concerted effort to demolish education in the country. An educated populace is a dangerous one, so we can’t have that.

Using your reference of Florida, that’s a case study and weird, fucked up Petri dish for what you get when you actively sabotage an already ailing education system.

But votes are what matter to these people, and we all know who the uneducated (and/or willfully ignorant) like to vote for.

Any kittens?

Let's fucking go

Where ?

> How is this a partisan issue?

Profits over people. It's simple as that.

This is actually a good bill. It just addresses the complaint process in a timely manner and says no educators can be arrested for having a questionable book that gets complaints from parents. The bill itself doesn’t ban books. Because NH is actually intelligent, unlike Floriduh.

Thank you! It’s in Concord. It’s a really nice, clean and friendly shelter.

Don't worry, it'll die in either the Senate or on Sununu's desk.

>This would effectively legalize the possession, cultivation and distribution of marijuana for everyone 21 and older with no specific limits on how much can be grown or possessed.

The way this is worded makes it sound like, you can have and grow as much as you want, but you won't be able to open a dispensary?

Also from the actual bill:

>This bill legalizes the possession and use of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), mescaline, psilocybin, and peyote for persons 21 years of age and older.

I am confused.

probably just a bolide. There was one in 2021 that was similar

Congrats!! What town is that place in?

Op…I’m wondering if it was that BOMB of a sandwich that you heard?

There is a group of people called We The People who have been coordinating to put folks in office that would keep pushing this agenda. It's been exhausting but NH folks have managed to defend state and local level seats against them. However a few have gotten through and they will keep trying this over and over until they're voted out.

Yes, a few recommended Pope Memorial! It’s sad to hear how many homes pets go through to find the right one. This guy, who I named Daryl 😂 is very timid and shy, but I’ve got a quiet place and I’m a homebody, so he can take all the time he needs to adjust. I also have a senior cat that’s 18! And she is just so chill. I think it’s a perfect fit :)

I don’t think I got a voucher, might have been a limited time thing, but I also haven’t looked through all of my paperwork yet.