Also, most people who drive also ::gasp:: use sidewalks. Last week I was able to drive to my pharmacy but had to climb over snow to get to the door.

Clean streets are pointless if people are unable to safety navigate the last dozen yards of their journey because of ice/snow.

Here’s a shocker: these same people who walk and roll for transportation also contribute to the economy, they buy things and are employed just like drivers.

We need people capable of recognizing the different between "unity" - wherein bigoted behavior gets tolerated because calling it out can be embarrassing - and solidarity, where people are able to be called in and reminded that bigotry is not part of our shared goals.

Watched it last night and had a blast.

There is no selfish desire that cannot be justified by an imaginary shooter.

Speeding up to pass a drunk/erratic driver is not a safe way to deal with the situation.

Huh. I wonder how much his influence is responsible for me not listening to MPR anymore.

And you can buy snow brushes/ice scrapers with telescoping handles.

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Thanks, Brad! I was thinking of you as I typed 😆

Either than or a precocious toddler