Maybe, but PA is a high regulation state, and back when I lived there I knew people who ran into this same problem related to selling meat.
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I grew up in the western half of the state and you are right, the state and local governments do like to get into your business more than most.
My baby girl is on two wheels already. A bit over 4 months ago I picked her up a used bike ....before she was four! Her brother hold the record for youngest here without training wheels.....but she figured it out younger then I did!!
Where did that baby go??
Where did that baby go??
Who killed chivalry?
To the extent that it is dead, the self-centeredness of both genders has, with feminism in the lead.
Let’s not fall into the all-or-nothing thinking that they use (example, patriarchy is bad).
If one or a few women treats me poorly for opening the door for her, it’s really dumb to change my pattern of behavior towards the rest of women.
The problem that we have today is that the loud voices are being allowed to change society. Let’s be our best selves in spite of them.
When we see ourselves as victims, they are already winning.
Interesting perspective:
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Auron MacIntyre (@AuronMacintyre)
When Jordan Peterson described progressivism as revenge against God for the crime of being that was one of the truest things ever said
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Good one:
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Moloch Warns Of Looming Child Sacrifice Supply Chain Issues
CANAAN—In a somber press release outside the burning gates of torment and suffering, the fire god Moloch warned of looming supply chain issues regarding child sacrifices.
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Will you be spending your next vacation in Nantucket?Whatever the reasoning, I applaud the outcome . . .
ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zerowww.zerohedge.com
Been there, done that. For one thing, the beach season is too short. For another, the nude women in Nantucket are most likely to be of the type found braying at a BLM rally. So maybe the beach season isn't too short!
Stay Calm and Censor On: Musk Summoned to Parliament to Answer for his Pledge to Restore Free Speech
by Jonathan Turley
I previously wrote about Hillary Clinton’s call on European countries to pass censorship laws to force social media companies like Twitter to regulate speech even after Elon Musk’s pledge to restore free speech to Twitter. Now the Parliament has called on Musk to testify and to explain his alarming pledge to restore free speech.
The Biden Administration’s Disinformation Governance Board head, Nina [remainder at: https://jonathanturley.org/2022/05/...answer-for-his-pledge-to-restore-free-speech/]
Kristin and I bought our first house together in Redan, Georgia, immediately south of Stone Mountain. When we stood on top of this rock outcropping (second largest in the world after Ayers Rock in Australia), we could see our house. The engraving was done by the same people who then went on to create Mount Rushmore.
We have been there a time or two. It is pretty amazing. Here's to hoping they don't cave to the BLM PC police and get the carvings removed.
I wonder how they will remove the carvings without doing any carving...??
This video is so satisfying. Finally get back at some scam call centres.
Unfortunately, what they're demanding would do the trick: sandblasting. Various groups have been demanding this as far back as when we lived there in the 1990s, though.
That is a very worrying video. So many angry BLM people on one side of the fence, and a bunch of calm old white guys on the other doing speeches who just happen to have some confederate flags. Very dangerous situation and it's very clear where the real violence and even racism is coming from. Things could easily get extremely ugly.
Report: Zero Males Affected As Feminists Go On Sex Strike
NEW YORK, NY—After feminists around the country vowed to stop having sex, men across the nation have remained blissfully unaware anything has changed.
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And an unhumorous but very moving testimonial:
The power of no
By Dawn Merrill
The American Thinker
May 9, 2022
I am a 56-year-old woman who has had two abortions and zero living children.
I have never celebrated this, and have rarely admitted it.
I have been pro-choice most of my adult life. Like all women my age, I grew up in the midst of the Roe vs. Wade battle. And like many women my age I was fully indoctrinated into the belief of “my body, my choice” and the idea that a conception wasn’t really the formation of a new, unique, and soon-to-be separate human life, despite the fact that I was raised Catholic.
Honesty dictates that I state clearly that I both do and do not regret my choices. So far.
Honesty also dictates that I am now pro-life.
It has been a nearly thirty-year journey to get here. Advances in ultrasound technology aside, though that has been a factor, it is maturity that has ultimately led me to this place. I will never have children to love or to love me, nor grandchildren. I will always be on the outside looking in at all of those around me who have both, and some even great-grandchildren.
I, of my own free will, murdered two human beings. Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood. I am not religious, but I am realistic.
One day, these young women screaming for abortion may be where I am now. I feel sorry for them.
What bothers me most is the one thing so rarely addressed in this entire debate: agency. These women screaming for their “rights” have forgotten the one truly important right that they have, the ability to keep their legs crossed.
Yes, there are cases of rape and incest that have always been exceptions, but that’s not what we have been hearing about. What we have been hearing about is the idea that under any circumstances, abortion on-demand, at any stage, is righteous, should be celebrated and enshrined as noble, and any dissent is worthy of scorn.
But let’s get back to keeping an aspirin between one’s knees. Ladies, you are drowning in an ocean of cognitive dissonance. If you engage in consensual sex during your fertile years, pregnancy is always a choice that you affirmatively made. (Men, this applies to you too.) Every. Single. Time. Birth control is never 100% effective, only abstinence is 100% effective. This is where your true power lies (female or male, believe it or not!).
Once upon a time, we knew this, as women (men knew it too). Once upon a time, we understood that the right to say no was a powerful motivator for men and women to found families. First birth control, and then legal abortion, twisted that dynamic, and none of us are the better for it. You want real fulfillment in your lives, ladies? Learn that two letters have more power than all the abortion providers, pills, etc. combined. You might even find a real man (or woman) that way, one who will support you, love you, and help you raise the children you bring forth together.
Learn the power of NO. And when you’re ready for yes, first make a life with a devoted man, then have your babies and love them like life itself, for they are life, a life you and only you can give. Even if a devoted man is not part of the picture, choose life. If you extinguish life, you can never, ever, take it back, and one day it may just haunt you a little (or a lot).
To my two children who never can be reclaimed, I wish I had chosen differently. Roe vs. Wade needs to be overturned, and the choice returned to the states, and may many states saying NO result in people like me, at my age, looking at their grandkids and smiling at the beauty of life instead of wondering what could have been.
The power of no
By Dawn Merrill
The American Thinker
May 9, 2022
I am a 56-year-old woman who has had two abortions and zero living children.
I have never celebrated this, and have rarely admitted it.
I have been pro-choice most of my adult life. Like all women my age, I grew up in the midst of the Roe vs. Wade battle. And like many women my age I was fully indoctrinated into the belief of “my body, my choice” and the idea that a conception wasn’t really the formation of a new, unique, and soon-to-be separate human life, despite the fact that I was raised Catholic.
Honesty dictates that I state clearly that I both do and do not regret my choices. So far.
Honesty also dictates that I am now pro-life.
It has been a nearly thirty-year journey to get here. Advances in ultrasound technology aside, though that has been a factor, it is maturity that has ultimately led me to this place. I will never have children to love or to love me, nor grandchildren. I will always be on the outside looking in at all of those around me who have both, and some even great-grandchildren.
I, of my own free will, murdered two human beings. Flesh of my flesh, blood of my blood. I am not religious, but I am realistic.
One day, these young women screaming for abortion may be where I am now. I feel sorry for them.
What bothers me most is the one thing so rarely addressed in this entire debate: agency. These women screaming for their “rights” have forgotten the one truly important right that they have, the ability to keep their legs crossed.
Yes, there are cases of rape and incest that have always been exceptions, but that’s not what we have been hearing about. What we have been hearing about is the idea that under any circumstances, abortion on-demand, at any stage, is righteous, should be celebrated and enshrined as noble, and any dissent is worthy of scorn.
But let’s get back to keeping an aspirin between one’s knees. Ladies, you are drowning in an ocean of cognitive dissonance. If you engage in consensual sex during your fertile years, pregnancy is always a choice that you affirmatively made. (Men, this applies to you too.) Every. Single. Time. Birth control is never 100% effective, only abstinence is 100% effective. This is where your true power lies (female or male, believe it or not!).
Once upon a time, we knew this, as women (men knew it too). Once upon a time, we understood that the right to say no was a powerful motivator for men and women to found families. First birth control, and then legal abortion, twisted that dynamic, and none of us are the better for it. You want real fulfillment in your lives, ladies? Learn that two letters have more power than all the abortion providers, pills, etc. combined. You might even find a real man (or woman) that way, one who will support you, love you, and help you raise the children you bring forth together.
Learn the power of NO. And when you’re ready for yes, first make a life with a devoted man, then have your babies and love them like life itself, for they are life, a life you and only you can give. Even if a devoted man is not part of the picture, choose life. If you extinguish life, you can never, ever, take it back, and one day it may just haunt you a little (or a lot).
To my two children who never can be reclaimed, I wish I had chosen differently. Roe vs. Wade needs to be overturned, and the choice returned to the states, and may many states saying NO result in people like me, at my age, looking at their grandkids and smiling at the beauty of life instead of wondering what could have been.