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It's in the backyard, and it really doesn't look that bad. Plus, I bet all of the people bitching are the same tards that yell about driving SUVs because we need to "come up with alternative forms of energy."
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His neighbors are GD energy company shills that always talk shit when there's a solar thread. |
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The guy has his rights but gotta live with his neighbors. Wonder if those panels can withstand flying debris like..you know..when a tornado kicks up shit and it starts to rain bricks and other projectiles? That's all I'm saying.
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The guy has his rights but gotta live with his neighbors. Wonder if those panels can withstand flying debris like..you know..when a tornado kicks up shit and it starts to rain bricks and other projectiles? That's all I'm saying. View Quote Solar panels are mad expensive. Anyone who has the money for a good setup usually has the brains to properly anchor them. If he doesn't that's what homeowner's insurance and courts do. |
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Those are ugly as sin in that nice neighborhood, but if there are no covenants or town restrictions on them, it's going to be a tough battle.
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Those would have been fine as part of the roof. They look like crap laying out in the yard. View Quote They do look better on a roof but he may not have enough roof to handle all those panels. Looks like a pretty big system and they have to be oriented correctly. I personally wouldnt want to look at that in my yard every day. |
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It's in the backyard, and it really doesn't look that bad. Plus, I bet all of the people bitching are the same tards that yell about driving SUVs because we need to "come up with alternative forms of energy." View Quote No, that would more likely be the tard owner of the solar panels |
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If I were him, I'd go to town hall and talk about how I suspect that Big Oil is behind the attacks on my property rights.
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The OP's link says "bothered" but the thread title turned to "angered."
"Bothered" is a lame reason for a news story anyway, but let's not add fuel to the pussy fire. |
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Larry Nader is a former Pennsylvania State Police trooper who just happens to be passionate about the environment, and that motivated him to install massive solar panels outside his North Strabane home.
“My wife and I are concerned about climate change, and we wanted to mitigate our carbon footprint, so we thought this was a good way to go,” said Nader. But while Nader worries about global warming, his neighbors are decidedly cool on his panel ensemble, which they say is an eyesore that stares them in the face every time they walk out of their homes. libtard |
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If the township had nothing about solar panels, why did he need permits? Just for building something on his lot?
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I kinda hope the grid power goes out in that neighborhood and only the people with solar panels have energy. Just for shits and giggles. Would be great to see what the people complaining now think about solar panels then.
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That ex-trooper is now growing a bunch of dope in his basement.
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Larry Nader is a former Pennsylvania State Police trooper who just happens to be passionate about the environment, and that motivated him to install massive solar panels outside his North Strabane home. “My wife and I are concerned about climate change, and we wanted to mitigate our carbon footprint, so we thought this was a good way to go,” said Nader. But while Nader worries about global warming, his neighbors are decidedly cool on his panel ensemble, which they say is an eyesore that stares them in the face every time they walk out of their homes. libtard View Quote or a smart conservative trying to save a few bucks off the electric bill but willing to tell the media and the NIMBY liberals bullshit they want to hear in order to garner sympathy... |
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If I were to guess, the residents of this neighborhood 1) on average make more than $200,000/yr, and 2) voted overwhelmingly for Barack Obama.
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Neighbors need to MTOFB I hate people that want to control other people's lives In most cases it's not about that. People are concerned about their property values living next to that hideous monstrosity. |
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How is that an "eyesore?"
It's just some freaking solar panels. Jesus Christ. Some people really need to grow some thicker skin on their pussy lips. |
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Quoted: How is that an "eyesore?" It's just some freaking solar panels. Jesus Christ. Some people really need to grow some thicker skin on their pussy lips. View Quote Everyone has their own taste. That's why we call it PRIVATE property. If it bothers them to look at their neighbors backyard, a good fence and perhaps some strategic placement of shrubs and trees would solve it. I'd hate to have to live in a neighborhood where the backyards were so small and open. |
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Narrow minded neighbors...
This dudes helping the environment and trying to save a buck and getting the shit. |
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What kind of sick motherfucker worries about what another American does, legally, in his own back yard? What a dick-smoking little bitch whiner. |
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It looks like shit.. I don't think he accounted for the flooding he will cause in the neighbor's yard due to the rain water run off; therefore it is a dick move.
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the neighbor to the south should put up a HUGE fence that just happened to block the direct sunlight.
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In most cases it's not about that. People are concerned about their property values living next to that hideous monstrosity. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Neighbors need to MTOFB I hate people that want to control other people's lives In most cases it's not about that. People are concerned about their property values living next to that hideous monstrosity. Rusted out cars on blocks is an eyesore and will reduce property values. Off the grid solar installation not so much, but maybe this is a neighborhood where people live in fantasy land and think putting pesticides and herbicides on their manicured lawn doesn't hurt their kids and pets or get into their well water all while spending a hundred dollars or two on lawn care every month and wondering why they are broke and have no money saved. Maybe they should have bought a house with a HOA if they are concerned with how their neighbors property looks. |
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It's in the back yard for goodness sake! From what I can see, it is not visible from the front of his house. Don't like the look of the neighbor's back yard? Put up a fence! What I was thinking. Me too. A fence would solve this problem. |
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Possibly, that's how it is here. (Unless you're the governor's girlfriend) View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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If the township had nothing about solar panels, why did he need permits? Just for building something on his lot? Possibly, that's how it is here. (Unless you're the governor's girlfriend) Nobody doesn't like her? |
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Quoted: If the township had nothing about solar panels, why did he need permits? Just for building something on his lot? View Quote Probably because something electrical is being installed to a house. Just my guess. It's probably not as derpy as needing a permit to replace an existing door or an existing sink. |
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Larry Nader is a former Pennsylvania State Police trooper who just happens to be passionate about the environment, and that motivated him to install massive solar panels outside his North Strabane home. “My wife and I are concerned about climate change, and we wanted to mitigate our carbon footprint, so we thought this was a good way to go,” said Nader. But while Nader worries about global warming, his neighbors are decidedly cool on his panel ensemble, which they say is an eyesore that stares them in the face every time they walk out of their homes. libtard View Quote Why is everyone that cares about the environment and clean energy a libtard? |
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Quoted: I'll bet the neighbors will be real friendly when they get a real bad power outage and run out of all the gas they stored for the generator they probably don't own..... "But I have sleep apnea, I'll die if I don't have electricity!" Get bent, asshole. "I'm a diabetic and my insulin as to be refrigerated, can I leave them in your fridge until the power comes back?" Nah, maybe you should go talk to the city about it and see what they'll do for you. God, I'm a vindictive prick in my little mind sometimes..... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Neighbors angered by home’s Solar Panels http://pittsburgh.cbslocal.com/2014/10/24/neighbors-bothered-by-north-strabane-homes-large-solar-panels/ Neighbors aren’t happy about a North Strabane Township homeowner’s large installation of solar panels. One neighbor told the Observer-Reporter that she believes there was a mistake made in approving the solar panels, saying, "someone needs to be held accountable.” But township officials say there’s nothing that prohibits solar panels on the property and that everything has been approved "in accordance with the rules and regulations available,” I'll bet the neighbors will be real friendly when they get a real bad power outage and run out of all the gas they stored for the generator they probably don't own..... "But I have sleep apnea, I'll die if I don't have electricity!" Get bent, asshole. "I'm a diabetic and my insulin as to be refrigerated, can I leave them in your fridge until the power comes back?" Nah, maybe you should go talk to the city about it and see what they'll do for you. God, I'm a vindictive prick in my little mind sometimes..... With morons like these it's hard not to be sometimes.
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“This is a beautiful neighborhood. We all care about our homes..."
I think what she means to say is, “This is a beautiful neighborhood. We all care about our property values..." |
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they're gonna love him even more when their power goes out and his power is still on.
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Progressive liberals hate the outcome of the policies that they blindly support? Nooo...... |
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Not sure what the big deal is. It's his property and is not in any violation of any rules/laws of his community. It's not like he has a couple of rusted old Camaros in his yard. After all it's his gamble, hopefully softball size hail is not common in his area.
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I don't see why it is such a big deal, it's his property. I just hope large softball size hail is not common in that area.
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build a fucking fence or buy a house with a bigger yard if you don't want to see your neighbors and their bullshit. MYOFB
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Dick move in a neighborhood like that but it's his property and he's following the rules so I'd keep my yap shut as a neighbor.
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