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Peace Treaty Azerbaijan and Armenia
Signed. No more war there. Trump wins again. -
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Trump unable to get $464m bond in New York fraud case, his lawyers say
Of course trumps on his revenge tour …..can we all say banana republic……that’s what he’s accomplished so far. -
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BILD reveal Gaza hunger photos staged by Hamas/Turkish media
The question is who is responsible for it? Is Hamas blocking aid getting to the people? Is Hamas responsible for the war in the first place? -
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USA Judge Halts 'Alligator Alcatraz' Over Everglades Threat
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USA Judge Halts 'Alligator Alcatraz' Over Everglades Threat
Oh I dono 99% are guilty of showing up at immigration court or day labor types perhaps they should be publicly flogged to death?would that satisfy you over the top racism?obviously I’m being sarcastic about death by flogging for the horrible offense of trying to create opportunities for themselves and their families…..you sir are a sad excuse of a human being. -
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Accident School Bus Crash Leaves Two Dead and Dozens Injured
Where did you come up with this one??? In less than a minute I found that in 8 states they are mandatory. And a federal law requires seat belts in smaller buses in all states. Larger buses apparently have been deemed very safe and the expense, too much to require them in a mode of transportation that is deemed very safe. It would take about like 2.5 billion USD to equip the school buses across the country with seat belts. That estimate came from an article in a school bus news-specific site back in 2015, so today it would be a lot more than 2.5 billion. Not sure if that includes ongoing maintenance costs of the belt systems. A California education official site, summarizing the National Highway Traffic Safety Association report, estimated that the costs would be 100 million USD per year. The report cited that school buses remain one of the safest transportation modes, with a fatality rate of 0.2 per 100 million vehicle miles traveled compared to 1.5 for cars. All of this is of course regarding your post about the US. Of course Thai buses are in a different universe in their levels of safety. They are completely different vehicles and they are maintained in COMPLETELY different ways. As for your, "I have no idea of the logic applied", there is MUCH more in the reports about the logic applied on the construction of the buses, the statistics, the costs, the driving of them, the extra safety laws around them, etc.... Do you seriously not know how much research goes into laws regarding this kind of thing? Yes, I know there is a lot of corruption and logic can sometimes be suspended, but if you have no idea about the logic of something, maybe that's because you never spent 5 minutes trying to find out? And if you did, you might find out that you are UTTERLY wrong about it. But you will happily spend 15 seconds writing a post to denigrate a country about something that you have not the slightest clue about. You might want to do a check on your bias and readjust.
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