| TX109 said: @freetalklive: the way you make it sound, i would never want to live in NH. the thought of almost everyone around owning a gun is a little unsettling to me. "safest and freest" or not. im cool with other people owning guns as long as they know what they are doing. but it think maybe we should enact a test or something that proves your smart enough to own a gun...just a thought..... However, i would much rather live in the U.S. than any other country in the world regardless of the crime. what can i say, i like it here. |
I have a friend that is now 16. When he was 15, he father gave him a gun and my friend started open carrying it on his waist, everywhere he went. No problem with me :)
Some people just don't want freedom and safety, which is fine. Other thing which I consider a plus, but most people would think is a negative, most people in NH take their garbage to the town dump, or pay someone else to do it. This might also scare you. In NH, the state parks are paid for by user fees (only state like that in the US). In NH, if you are hiking a mountain and get injuried, and it can be proved that you made mistakes, you get a bill for your rescue. Or how about this, the Governor only serves two years (unlike 4 years in every other state). Or the State Senators and State Reps only make $100 in salary a year (plus travel expenses).
However, on the videogame front, the world's largest arcade is located in NH, http://www.edge-online.com/magazine/inside-world%E2%80%99s-largest-arcade Funspot rocks!
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