Two days ago there was another wreck that involved a dump truck just up the road from that one. One dead, but no details that I can find. Ten cars were involved. Twenty-seven cars in two wrecks in under two weeks on a six mile stretch on dry roads. I haven't a conspiracy, but it sure is odd.
I think it's as ludacris that they convinced the left to hate electric vehicles as it is that they convinced people on the right to support them. They are crap and they are bad for the world. I don't believe in "climate change", but I do believe in not destroying the environment. Electric cars are far worse than gas. Come up with a motor that will drop into dead Tesla shells, and you will become rich beyond your wildest dreams.
Is it not? One hundred years, minimum, of not paying any attention at all, and supporting countless wars while your government runs rough shod all over your rights seems to me like we are all guilty. I don't believe that the Q operation asked everyone to just take a seat while they handle everything. It's in the hands of the people. It always has been. Even the founders told us that. I'm guilty, and I'm happy for you that you are not.
Do you separate other people's from their governments with regard to their actions as a country? Israel for example. Unfortunately, we are represented by a reprehensible government. Particularly since we are in a better position than most all of them with the ability and responsibility to overthrow it for how it behaves. I'm with enough_of_the_racism on this one.
I am American to the core, but I am embarrassed for us on the world stage. Hopefully, what we all want our current situation to be will come to fruition. Until then, the things they say are true.
It's a hard time to be twenty-five. Most of the women that age are completely useless. Visualizing a future has to be difficult at best. Absolutely nothing wrong with families staying together longer than was recently traditional, but it must be amicable and healthy for all involved. I hope your boy finds peace and comes to terms with how fortunate he is to have you. And a home.
Similar here in that the person I lost closest to me, I begged for a long time not to get the damn thing. She had no reason whatsoever. She was essentially retired. Had next to no contact with anyone outside the immediate. Her husband, my close friend, travels for work and he managed to get proof of shot without actually having to take it. We thought all was well, but she snuck off when he was out of town to get "vaccinated." She was afraid that she wouldn't get to visit her mom. Totally ridiculous but understandable. Her symptoms started within days. Her elbow became crazy swollen, and I knew it would be downhill from there. Presumption confirmed. Gone within a short year. It sucks, but it's nice to communicate with someone in the same boat. You take care. I don't think we have seen the worst of it yet.
Plus, when the tide comes in on a full moon, it covers my feet when I am two inches further back than I used to be when it did that. I'm kidding. It's the same as it ever was.