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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Where exactly did that happen? That is not in their job description.Even the police who are there to catch smugglers don’t do that. If it involves bodily cavities they take them to a hospital, they don’t do it at the airport

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Pacrosby 1 point ago +1 / -0

Plenty of folks still fly. Airports are busy as ever and planes full. I fly all the time

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Pacrosby 3 points ago +3 / -0

But then you have to consider the yearly property taxes, the cost of maintenance and just general upkeep, the cost of improvements people make to the home and land, the increased cost in utilities and furnishings and such, and then the realtor’s commission when you sell it. It “can” be a great investment but for a large percentage of folks it’s really just a major money suck.

We paid X for our home in 2005. We sold it for the same in 2020. But the almost 200k in property taxes spent over that time, the 40k in realto’s commission when we sold, the 100k in maintenance and improvements, etc? Gone like the wind.

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Pacrosby 5 points ago +5 / -0

There are plenty of great places to go. The “there’s no place to go it sucks everywhere “ is keeping a lot of folks stuck in very bad situations. Think out of the box. No matter how “difficult “ it may seem. We moved from Massachusetts to SC in 2021. It’s been glorious. We know folks who moved to Florida. They couldn’t be happier. Be careful not to become your own worst enemy by giving up.

Best wishes

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Pacrosby 4 points ago +4 / -0

I have a child with a “defect” that many abort for. We were even given that option. Would you like to ask him if his life is worthwhile? This 20 young man who lives a completely normal life despite only having half a heart?

“Well, then his condition isn’t what I’m talking about”, you say? Well, how were we to know that he would do so well? He could have been one of the unlucky ones. Should we have aborted just in case? And if so, could “just in case” be applied across the board? What about babies to be born to the very very poor? The babies born to drug addicts? The babies born to those with illness/disease that may impact the child? Where does it stop?

And who defines quality of life? Again, how about you ask those with what you perceive to be a reduced quality of life if they would rather have never been born? I think you might be surprised by the answers you get

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Pacrosby 8 points ago +8 / -0

Where did he say anything about “banning”?

You can discuss your opinion about something without getting your knickers in a twist about it and wanting it “banned”

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Pacrosby 4 points ago +5 / -1

Plenty of people are against and speak out against circumcision

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Have you tried flavored water? Or flavored carbonated water? The ones with no calories/no sugar added? I can drink almost a gallon of water a day now that I’ve not relied solely on regular water.

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Pacrosby 4 points ago +4 / -0

I have been to the doctors with my family countless times since this thing started, even for hospital admissions, and no one ever asked for their vaccine status🤷🏻‍♀️

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +3 / -1

Both the pilot and the copilot are not going to ‘die suddenly’ at the same time🤷🏻‍♀️

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Thank you for clarifying. Is this a personal policy, a policy provided through work, or is this something provided by the government? Obviously I don’t know how life insurance works in any country but the US

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Pacrosby 14 points ago +14 / -0

When people suggest you move it is with your quality of life in mind only. We moved mid Covid from red to blue and the difference is night and day. I didn’t ‘have’ to move, I moved because I knew it would bring me peace and happiness. Is it possible that move only bought us time? Perhaps. But time is precious. I may die before anything changes where I am now and even if I don’t? I enjoyed my life for longer than if I’d stayed

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Pacrosby 3 points ago +3 / -0

Which company is this? My husband is an insurance broker and hasn’t worked with a single company that does this

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Pacrosby 3 points ago +3 / -0

First, they would have to prove the death was the direct result of the vaxx

That said, my husband is a life insurance broker of 30 yrs. He has heard of none of what people have been claiming re:insurance companies and vaxx deaths

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Pacrosby 4 points ago +4 / -0

I’ve been commenting on this for awhile now. It’s so in your face. Trying to do their part to influence, I suppose

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Pacrosby 3 points ago +3 / -0

I’m sorry you are sick but what is your point? Do they have you convinced you wouldn’t be sick if you had been vaxxed?

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Really? The big boobs I had after each of my kids was more than enough. I HATED them (also my small boobs were never a deterrent when I was single and dating)

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Most people have their fb accounts viewership limited. Random pedos can’t see their photos. And if your security settings keep them from public viewing, no, a stranger cannot get around that

That said this is something that never worried me. My kids don’t live in a bubble. A pedo has plenty of ways to get to them without resorting to my personal social media page that they are unlikely to come across in the first place

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Pacrosby 2 points ago +2 / -0

Not true. People have strengths and weaknesses. Nothing new about that. The problem came when we felt the need tho label everything and consider a difference a disorder

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Pacrosby 7 points ago +7 / -0

My nephew is 6’8” and there was nothing special about his upbringing. He just has two parents who are tall

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