“We are sad to see you go and blessed to have had you for the time we did.”
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“We are sad to see you go and blessed to have had you for the time we did.”
“It seemed like the driver wanted to intentionally cause an accident with me.”
“Your city is a prissy little bourgeois phony art town filled with middle-class housewives doing arts and crafts.”
“I was impressed with his expertise and experience and felt that he would serve Western North Carolina in Washington very well.”
“High-quality studies demonstrate kratom increases overdose death risks.”
“Let’s put these historical representatives in museums where they belong so that generations to follow can learn from our folly.”
“What is the sense of stores stating they require patrons to wear masks when they do not enforce it?”
“There’s no need for anyone to risk their health and safety at retail stores that refuse to implement this very simple and effective measure to hamper contagion.”
“Please listen to health experts, parents and teachers before opening our schools.”
“In our plan to build generational wealth for Black Ashevilleans, we can look at direct compensation for families and descendants with history in Asheville.”
“Today, we’re living a lingering tragedy from a viral pathogen. There are things we can do to save ourselves and those around us.”
“You couldn’t care less about the community, just your own little dream world.”
“The more we wear masks, the more lives we save.”
“Shame on everyone who doesn’t wear a mask.”
“Promoting stigma and stereotypes may prevent people from seeking help for fear of being considered ‘crazy.'”
“We can all breathe easier knowing that fracked gas has suffered a significant setback!”
“I think Mountain Xpress has left this stone, this seitan brick, unturned because what’s underneath is simply too detrimental to the glorious, progressive, compassionate Asheville that uncalloused liberals like to imagine.”
“Curtailing these basic rights in the name of keeping us all safe is a precedent we set at our own peril.”
“We should all be calling Sen. Berger and Rep. Moore to demand a vote this summer on Medicaid expansion for North Carolina.”
“With all of these things that have happened, how can the ‘important’ people keep ignoring these problems while the majority are considered disposable?”
“They are putting all of us at risk and endangering the lives of the elderly and immune-compromised people in our area.”