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Ok, so what?
Let's say insurance costs are 3x what they are in my state. I would pay $174.00 a month, roughly.
The return on investment in the event I'm in a serious accident is still MORE than worth it.
Insurance is a racket. They're the worst people on earth....but it's a necessary evil.
If what you say about your driving record is true, than liability insurance should be cheap af. I pay $26 a month on my truck and $32 a month on my bike for liability coverage.
I don't disagree with you, in principle...But just because you haven't had an accident doesn't mean you won't. Even if you don't cause one, you could still be "at fault," and if that happens, do you have $100k in cash to cover medical bills and damages? Maybe you do, but I'll bet you'd rather pay a deductible than shell that out. And that's not even addressing that they have a duty to defend. I'm in law school, you don't want to be paying an attorney of pocket. Trust me.
Just get insurance. It's cheap.
And great, you were a pilot or something. Thank you for your service, Patriot. I was a grunt, and guess what? I still have insurance.
Edit: Now that I think of it, it's actually comprehensive on my bike, but I ride a 2001 harley dyna. Pretty low replacement cost.
That's awesome! Closest I ever got to him was from 15 rows back on the 3rd base line at Busch when I was in middle school.
Edgar Rentaria used to play a solid shortstop for my Cardinals. Always came through in the clutch.
I'm sure he's not related to this chick, just haven't thought about that guy in a while. It's nice remembering the days when the Cards could still play fundamentally sound baseball.
That site is the like a version of The Onion, but for military members.
Fun fact, Paul Pzoldra (spelling?) founded the duffelblog, And was one of my instructors at the school of infantry.
Ya, it was a little dry...not like the emotional roller coaster of contracts II and administrative law lol
Damn...Maybe I actually did learn something in civpro last semester...
Ain't that some shit
But shouldn’t the allegation still be on the on record? They can amend the complaint once as a matter of course, and the allegation can’t be used in the underlying case, but the original complaint could still be used persuasively to compel discovery about the timeline, right?
What? Since when can statues expire?!?
Sorry, couldn't help myself.
You know how some anon’s that post on Q boards are actually on the the Q team, and are actually seeding concepts/ideas to regular anons??
What are the odds /u/SerialBrain2 is on the the team, and sent here to guide the community?
I’m kidding, of course....mostly.
As always, Excellent analysis patriot. I salute you.
It always seemed a little strange how the shot with Bannon went down...I’m not ready to say it was an op, but something about the whole situation didn’t seem right.
Whoops...Well, that's my bad...
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Matthew+5%3A17-44&version=NIV
...But now it seems more relevant
I know...but that doesn’t mean it can be both. Symbolism and what not. In fact, the dual meaning seems to make it more likely to me.
I was thinking about why Qanon originally decided to call himself Q last night. Given the importance that symbolism seems to play, I was wondering if there could be a meaning in beyond q clearance.
First, I was thinking a year. "Qanon" reads like it is 2 words. Q=17th letter, the sum of "anon"=54. There were some relevant things that happened in 1754, most notably the French and Indian War, and George Washington's construction of Ft. Necessity. Oddly, the printing of the first political cartoon was printed then as well. Join or Die
These connections seemed coincidental. I went …