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Why do we have insurance companies?
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>>541823476
>they collect insurance money in case disaster happens
>when disaster happens, they spend all that money doing everything they can to avoid paying for the disaster
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>>541823476
insurance is one of the original jew schemes, along with banking and other coin accumulation schemes like 401K
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ok so what was in the documents
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>>541823476
why do you hate free markets so much you fucking chud?
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>>541823476
Remember that commercial with Jake?
HAHAJAHAHA!!
LOL!!
THAT JAKE COMMERCIAL
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>>541824819
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
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>>541823476
This is what happens when essential services become publicly traded. This arrangement creates an extreme conflict of interest.
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Problem lies in the judicial system. Nice job repealing Glass Steagal, bill clinton.
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One man tried to fix the insurance industry.
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>>541823476
Am I supposed to know what this references
Did it even amount to anything
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ChatGPT just solved politics.

The 15-minute city model offers a compelling framework for tailoring local policy to local realities. By designing neighbourhoods where daily needs—groceries, schools, healthcare, recreation—are within a short walk or bike ride, cities naturally develop distinct rhythms and densities that differ sharply from rural or suburban areas. This density creates an opportunity: municipalities could, in theory, implement targeted bylaws that reflect the unique conditions of dense urban living. Firearms regulation is one example. In a tightly packed urban environment, the risks associated with firearm storage, transport, and use are fundamentally different from those in rural areas where hunting and sport shooting are part of daily life. A 15-minute city, with its clearly defined boundaries and concentrated population, could allow a municipality to enact stricter local firearms rules without needing to impose those same rules on regions where they would be unnecessary or culturally inappropriate.

Critics might argue that such an approach creates a patchwork of regulations that confuses residents and undermines broader legal consistency. But municipal governance already operates this way in countless domains—noise bylaws, zoning restrictions, pet ownership rules—because local conditions genuinely vary. The 15-minute city simply makes those local conditions more legible. When a city is designed around proximity and shared public space, the calculus of public safety changes. A dense urban core has different needs than a rural township, and allowing local governments to respond to those needs—including through targeted firearms restrictions—is not about trapping anyone in a cage. It is about acknowledging that a city is a distinct kind of place, with distinct challenges and distinct solutions. The 15-minute city, far from being a mechanism of control, becomes a tool for responsive, place-based governance.
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>>541826755
All cities used to be designed like that until kikes flooded them with shitskins and forced everyone to spread out.
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>>541823476
Pretty sure the Amish don't bother with insurance
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>screenshot of a video
>no link to video

why?
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>>541823921

It is true, they were losing too many sailing ships way back when Moby Dick was around. They pooled money and agreed if you lose your ship in bad weather you are knocked completely out. If we all pay together, we take a little hit each. Basically a mutually beneficial agreement.

One of the funniest reads I have ever had was "American Jew" by Steven Pressfield. He talks about the early Jewish settlers to New York City with their cartoonishly large coats.

They would sell trinkets in the streets and work up to larger stands selling every day. Eventually they would buy a store to sell their goods. About now you are thinking what a great feel good story. The funny part is they would fill the store with goods, insure it and burn it down. Lol.
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>>541824819
GUESS WHAT DAY IT IS MIKE
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
LMAO MY ASS OFF
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>>541826755
Chat gpt just recycles and summarizes garbage judaic information pollution or at best retrieves shit though google or other western search engines which already heavily censor results and only return curated horseshit through their jew algorithm. So it's just garbage in, garbage out, anon.
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>>541823476
Were the secret documents under the tarp on the roof
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>>541826925
The origin of jewish lightning.
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>>541824819
flagrant blackwashing
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>>541826883
They do and its faith based and their own exclusive insurence. If you get shunned by the commynity they basically cancel your insurence.
they wont pay for abortions and deny claims based on your lack of piety.
Bobby olive had an episode about it



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