whatlol

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   by whatlol 3y ago

   Fair points, but: 35 traffic fatalities, statistically 10 will be related to speeding. raise $578 million over four years What do you think their real reasoning behind this is?
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   by whatlol 3y ago

   I don't agree that "speeding" is really an issue in and of itself. It all depends on the conditions around you. If you're on a 45 MPH limit road but it's pouring rain reducing visibility with 5 o'clock traffic,
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   by whatlol 3y ago

   >You pay the minuscule extra cost of downloading and installing the extra code you don't use. This really is where I have the issue. If I have to pay for my ISP to allow me to access the internet and use my bandwidth to download it,
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   by whatlol 3y ago

   >I blame that directly on US right wing politicians Gonna be honest there are other people/places to blame. I'm not saying your target is or isn't a contributor to the issue, but they really aren't the biggest factor.
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   by whatlol 3y ago

   I disagree with the premise of locking someone out of something they physically own. You HAVE the seat heater in your car, the wiring works, you just aren't allowed to turn it on. I don't see this as the same as a basic vs premium
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   by whatlol 3y ago

   It would be nice if they specified where the people they conducted this experiment on came from. Is it 1 in 5 "healthy" people from the US? 1 in 5 "healthy" people worldwide? 1 in 5 "healthy" people from the A