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by sfj 6y ago
Actually the opposite. Damage due to non-collision.
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by sfj 6y ago
I wasn't able to collect on insurance for “damage not due to a collision” on my motorcycle when it blew over in strong wind, because the insurance agent said, “There was a collision. When your motorcycle fell over it collided with the
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by sfj 6y ago
> suspected check forgery, This guy had, according to the coroner's report, recently used meth, had fentanyl in his system and the police stated he resisted arrest. He also has a police report from 2007 where he pointed a gun at a p
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by sfj 6y ago
> The problem, which shows up in plenty of posts on social media, is that people's concern should, first and foremost, be the excessive use of force by US police officers, and the lack of accountability that officers face, in partic
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by sfj 6y ago
It actually seems systematic. Pallets of bricks have been placed ahead of time at many of the planned protests around the country. https://www.zerohedge.com/political/its-setup-mysteriously-s...
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by sfj 6y ago
I wonder how long until a militant group starts calling themselves, "The Human Beings"
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by sfj 6y ago
This channel is pretty good: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVKDKWKR498Ut2m8H5oUEcA
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by sfj 6y ago
> Are you aware of white supremacists? I saw a video with a white guy breaking windows with a hammer and protesters chased him away. Why did you imply that guy was a white supremicist? What ever evidence do you have? Video in question:
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by sfj 6y ago
> Your first link shows: more black people are killed per-capita by cops than white people. Y Your second link shows: Black people are more likely to be convicted of homicide than white people. Yes, that's right. See the connection
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by sfj 6y ago
> The thing is people are already being held accountable for their skin tone, and the likelihood of changing your behavior when you have lived your entire life in an environment of constant oppression Actually, a lot more whites are kill
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by sfj 6y ago
It might have looked to you as if he was strangling the man with his knee, but he actually wasn't and the cop probably knew he wasn't. Regardless of how things look, what really matters is how are, what really happened. Just like
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by sfj 6y ago
With 320 million people in the us, crazy coincidences happen every day. I'd be more surprised if they didn't happen.
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by sfj 6y ago
> intentionally strangling someone for 8+ minutes That's just it, though. According to the coroner's report, he wasn't strangled.
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by sfj 6y ago
The source is the coroner's report. It doesn't matter what the rest of the article is stating. And your video doesn't show what happened up until the time where the cop had his knees one him. There was actually 3 cops on him
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by sfj 6y ago
You think people are going to vote for that?
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by sfj 6y ago
> This isnt how the presidency is supposed to be used. He got mad and hes trying to silence his critics. There is a “reply” button underneath all of his tweets, you know?
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by sfj 6y ago
What is so different? Are you sure the USA would hold together if they changed the voting structure so that NY and LA ran everything?
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by sfj 6y ago
> Why would it shorten the growth period compared to mainstream platforms, where there are far more users who could join the community? Because networks tend to follow an exponential growth rate. The time it takes to go from 1 to 128 eq
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by sfj 6y ago
Networks tend to follow an exponential growth rate, so even if the same number moved to the alternative platforms, the time it would take them to grow large enough to be significant would shorten substantially.
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by sfj 6y ago
All the new alternative social networks and video sites that have cropped up and the old ones that have ben gaining in popularity is evidence that people are beginning to turn away. Ex. lbry.tv, bitchute.com, gab.com, voat.co, phuks.co, zer
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by sfj 6y ago
He is the opposing candidate of the current president, however. And why should we trust news outlets that are blatantly in favor of one candidate over another, and bury stories that look bad for their favored candidate?
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by sfj 6y ago
> The Washington Examiner and Fox News have been burning their credibility on a daily basis. Oh really? Name some things they lied about in the last 5 days.
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by sfj 6y ago
“The more you tighten your grasp, the more star systems slip through your fingers.” Censoring the point of view of others merely lends credence to their point of view. Unless you find a way to censor them completely, you will cause more and
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by sfj 6y ago
How do we know how much fraud there is? How much fraud were we aware of at Enron until they went bust?
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by sfj 6y ago
The whole reason there is a United States of America is because each state would get a voice in choosing the president. By only going by popularity, a few select cities decide all. If it was proposed that way, the USA would never have forme
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by sfj 6y ago
What do you think?
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by sfj 6y ago
> A doctor administering chemotherapy is such a daft counterargument that I don't know where to start. It's an analogy, you bobblehead. > Dominic Cummings was infected with the Coronavirus and by moving to a second home and
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by sfj 6y ago
If a doctor were to prescribe that a patient needs chemotherapy, you wouldn't expect the doctor to get chemotherapy along with the patient, right? Would you even trust a doctor that was undergoing intense chemotherapy with all the ment
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by sfj 6y ago
Compared to Haskell, it was slow indeed.
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by sfj 6y ago
We're they starving the beast? I hadn't noticed...

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