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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

In Texas, if you use pattern recognition, you are considered above average intelligence.

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Retaining_H2O 4 points ago +4 / -0

Considering how Pizza Hut pizzas have been getting smaller each year, soon they'll be selling hockey puck sized pies for $20 each.

Support your LOCAL restaurants instead.

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Retaining_H2O 15 points ago +15 / -0

Good idea. Tell our illegals that they are on a plane going to Baltimore or Detroit. Land them in Ukraine and give them weapons. They'll think their in Detroit... so it won't matter.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

Climate change will be next excuse for causing risk of stroke.

After that, it will be "sea level rise". :>)

Sea levels rose 0.01mm last year... so 10,000 people in Colorado or Montana had a stroke?

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Retaining_H2O 1 point ago +1 / -0

Gas still averaging about $2.89 per gallon here in Houston.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

... and what did all of this achieve? 4-years of Joe Biden and the destruction of U.S. international credibility and our economy.

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Retaining_H2O 24 points ago +24 / -0

Hollywood and the Music Industry isn't doing anything by themselves.

They are doing their damage with the WILLING ACCOMPLICES including these same actors that claim they understand the damage being caused. If you are taking industry money, and producing music or movies that damage our nation... then you are part of the problem.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

Instead of printing $Billions to build a new bridge... why not be the first to build an entire bridge out of money.

Print $Trillions... and we can have a 2-mile long money bridge.

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Retaining_H2O 13 points ago +13 / -0

Since Diddy was compromising athletes... did HE or someone at the 3-letter agencies control those athletes to affect games? Intentionally lose, or allow opponents to score?

Makes you wonder if the NFL was controlled by this. All it would take is 2 or 3 compromised players on each team... and you could affect nearly every game. Fumble? Missed tackles? Missed blocking?

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Retaining_H2O 4 points ago +4 / -0

Sanctuary from WHAT exactly?

We are the ones being persecuted... not them.

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Retaining_H2O 5 points ago +9 / -4

My advice: If you don't want to be punched in the face... then stop voting for it.

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Retaining_H2O 1 point ago +1 / -0

Great. FREE HOUSE, everyone... located in North Texas.

It's currently owned by "Literally Anybody Else", which means you can move right in.

"Literally Anybody Else" might have a free car that you can have too... since you, in fact, ARE literally anybody else.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

Brigadier General Adam Marczak died suddenly of natural causes.

All 5,000 separate parts of his body hit the collapsing concrete roof and walls suddenly... and naturally, he died.

What was a NATO General doing in Ukraine anyway?

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Retaining_H2O 5 points ago +5 / -0

Great. If they ever pass gun control laws... all of my guns will be kept at addresses that don't exist. :>)

Two can play that game.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

Of course, the families of everyone who died can now sue the shipping company for Tens of $Millions each... and the city of Baltimore can try to sue the shipping company for shutting down the port and disrupting businesses... but that may fall under the limited liability.

They don't want ME on that jury. I would award every wrongful death $100 Million, and every injury $50 Million. The shipping company and their insurance carrier wouldn't get off with just the value of the ship.

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Retaining_H2O 2 points ago +2 / -0

Per Maritime Law, the ship owner and charterers are limited in the amount of their liability. In the United States, the limit, except as to claims for personal injury and wrongful death, is the value of the ship and the earnings of the voyage on which it was engaged at the time of the casualty.

The basic condition is that the party asserting it must be free from "privity or knowledge" in the words of the United States statute. The ship owner is entitled to limit his liability for the negligence of the master or crew, but not for his own personal negligence or the decisions of management personnel.

In other words... what is the value of that ship and cargo?

Since the cargo was containers full of trash... virtually zero value. The ship may be worth $10 Million to $20 Million at most.

The bridge will likely cost over $1.5 Billion to replace. Per Maritime Law, as it applies to the U.S., since this wasn't a planned incident and it wasn't company negligence... the extent of their liability is the value of the ship.

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Retaining_H2O 3 points ago +3 / -0

Oh NO!!!!

How will the human race survive?

I guess it's time for sea levels to rise 300 feet or so, just like Al Gore predicted.

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Retaining_H2O 20 points ago +20 / -0

Sounds like there's more to the story.

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Retaining_H2O 21 points ago +21 / -0

Ukraine couldn't have planned the bridge collapse, because it worked.

Nothing Ukraine plans actually works.

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