Do you think the extinction of the dinosaurs was from natural causes?

I disagree with "that's how it's been since the beginning of time".

The increase in food for insect predators will lead to an at least short-lived insect predator boom. I'm saying that is disruptive. It's not a rebalancing.

I mean "life finds a way", but this is still upsetting and changing the ecosystem. Predators gaining new food sources isn't things returning to normal.

What the heck did that goat do

How do I get onto that stage

That cap looks too small. Make it bigger.

None of us are getting younger. This project might take a decade to finish. I want every project to start construction sooner so I have more time to enjoy it.

No one should want to delay construction on anything. Delaying just means it can be cancelled or never constructed. The rapid, rapid development in the suburbs means houses are being built faster than infrastructure can be built out. There's no room for more highways, train avenues, or even freaking grid planning. Just buy whatever land you can and put townhouses on it.

My rant is - we need stronger construction control from the government and a larger, more active infrastructure plan. We need to start spending billions on our roads. The 476 to 95 expansion plan needs to begin today as well.

Reverse Big Dig?

Build road at ground level and then cover it

Yeah but it's extremely likely a train to Reading will just be another spoke on the wheel. I am looking for a second wheel option. I'd like to get on in Exton and go directly to Bryn Athyn.

Hopefully they can create some kind of KOP transit hub and - if they can find or create space - continue the train into other directions. Like to the Northeast, or to cough Reading, or to Exton.

You shouldn't need to always go to 30th Street to go anywhere

I've spoken to many Republicans who go "I'm not a Republican I'm a Libertarian". You're a walking cliche.

EDIT: Wow, someone blocks you if you don't reply in enough time. That's a Republican if I ever saw one.

OH WHAT A SURPRISE

"I'm not a Republican, I'm a Libertarian"

I'm not actually surprised I knew this was the answer. I didn't want to put you on blast because then you wouldn't have stated it.

You cannot "agree with Democrats on Social Matters" if you agree with Libertarians on Financial Matters. If you understood politics, you'd understand why.

I'm a Progressive. I have no issues stating my political position.

Guess which one of us dances around the subject?

I haven't lied once.

Nothing is more Republican than refusing to state you're Republican. Do you know how many ads I've seen where Republican candidates won't define themselves as such? Or their political signs, which are often blue.

But Democrats? They don't have this problem.

But sure, you're "not a Republican". Doesn't change anything.

Lol, refute what you said? You've said nothing. You aren't making some giant debate. You're going "all politicians are bad" on a post about a bad Republican politician. Everyone knows what you're doing. And just like your idols, you're lying right here.

It changes the sentence drastically. That's why it was included. That's why you left it off. You lied about the quote.

You know you didn't quote that correctly, right?

Democrats never say "it's all politicians". Because this line is only used by Republicans to deflect criticism of their candidates. It's justification for voting for a candidate you KNOW is awful. You know your candidates suck. But you still vote for them.

Guess which side never says "it's all politicians"?

There is literally a second most famous groundhog in Pennsylvania.

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If they offered a large fence, I'm sure they would jump at joining in and fencing it off. Make it a walled city.

Certainly something related to trauma.

Can't hit the gym enough, she has a strange association with height.

If you're not 6'5 or taller, she won't feel safe.