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Originally Posted by Bear Islander
Thankfully the states in question are all part of the United States of America. We are free to move and visit from state to state as we choose. Residents of Massachusetts require no permission to move to, or vacation in, New Hampshire. Each citizen has equal say regardless of length of residency.
Let's go to some of the world class hospitals in the Boston area and look for the license plates of people coming down from New Hampshire for life saving medical treatments. On second thought, let's not do that, because they have every right to be here.
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The "minds" of
WinnFAb will put an end to that in due time...
Anyone view their website, lately?
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Originally Posted by online Concord Monitor
The supporters of WinnFab (advocates of a speed limit on the lake) must be either stupid or intellectually dishonest. They reported that a boating accident last week that threw two individuals from a speeding boat was proof that a speed limit on Lake Winnipesaukee is necessary.
This past weekend my neighbor and I rescued a couple who were also thrown from their boat and they weren't wearing any life preservers. The reason you haven't heard WinnFab talking about this accident is because it was a sailboat. Shouldn't that be proof that a speed limit on Lake Winnipesaukee should be something less than 4 knots?
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http://www.cmonitor.com/apps/pbcs.dl...1029/OPINION03