kixie42

I don't use the app, but saw the original post and this update. You're doing a great and wonderful thing for your community and its pets and strays with what platform you have. Don't let that change about you. If I ever get an Apple device (however unlikely), I might have to check out your app. Thanks again from a random reddit user.

So, other than reading the bills in depth, what should a layman read? You and the AMA posters make it sound easy to find an unbiased source (they provide a source: the bills. On the other hand, you don't.). But, reddit, with its heavy bias, at least is a forum where a layman can find easy to read debates from both sides. I'm not advocating it, but I'd honestly like to know... aside from becoming fluent in the jargon and technicalities of the bills, as noted by the AMA posters, where does one go for an unbiased debate look.. if anywhere?

Edit: downvote away. I'm adding an honest question that contributed to the discussion.