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    UnusualSuspect6 months, 3 weeks ago

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    Oh...don't worry libby...
    
    When it happens in your state, you won't feel any different, you know...
    
    You'll wake up each day feeling the same, looking the same, and doing the same things you've always done...
    
    Nothing to worry about...really...
    
    And those states you mentioned....well...it will come up again, and eventually the law will pass...it's just the natural way of things, isn't it?

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  Charlson6 months, 3 weeks ago

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  Good for New hampshire. Georgia, where I live, will have to be dragged kicking and screaming to pass a gay marriage legislation. Won't happen for many years, but I hope I'm wrong.

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  beavith16 months, 3 weeks ago

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  NH is going blue, thanks to an influx of MA residents moving here.
  
  we're being swamped by the invaders.
  
  plus Lynch is a political weasel. he said he'd veto the bill , but whne it made it to his desk, he sifgned it. what a 'leader.'
  
  no income or sales tax, yet, but that's next under assault by the 'let no tax go untaxed' crowd.

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    pokydoke6 months, 3 weeks ago

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    Why do you native Hampsters always blame your problems on Mass residents moving to NH? The ones I know who've moved there is because they don't like the Liberal politics here in Mass. I know you don't have an income tax but your property taxes make up for that lack. Look I love NH, I go there almost every day. My Brother and his family live there as well as my Cousin and his family. NH along the Mass border is very urban between route 3 and 95 and that's where most of your population is. They tend to be well educated as well which would account for the liberal bent in their politics. Except for a few isolated areas NH is still fairly rural and not densely populated so the bulk of the political push come from the densely populated areas. Quit yer bitshing and enjoy the weather.

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      beavith16 months, 3 weeks ago

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      the ones that leave MA and come here are the ones that don't like the liberal politics, but they are infected by the liberalism.
      
      case in point. we don't have trash pickup. you either pay to have your trash hauled or you go to the dump. we've had a couple of noobs come in and demand townwide pickup. the beauty of low taxes is knowign that if youwant these added'features', you're not only taxing yourself, you're taxing your neighbors. normally, that's enough to keep costs under control. not when you get swamped...
      
      my property taxes are high, but not much higher than yours. you get a sales tax (thanks Deval! for raising it by 25%. more buisness for NH) and an income tax. no income or sales tax in NH? that money stays in my pocket.
      
      when we moved here in 1992 from CT, the tax benefit worked out to be somewhere between a $10 and $15k raise. on a $75k salary. a no-brainer.

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