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<<I think if we go back five years the COVID vaccine wins.>> Indeed, the amount of people (even on this forum,) still telling easily disproven lies about the harmfulness of the COVID vaccine is scary.

<<And Darrell laughed: For just a moment, Rhonda, I thought you meant the "large minority" were saying that all public figures were "bots." I am a little scared by my mental process at that point, as

Proof is very difficult as to whether or not Trump lost but there is no doubt that there were a lot of things going on that could have been used to invalidate the election. Too many times more votes

And Marvin has just proven my point. Too many believe the lies and conspiracy theories about the COVID-19 vaccines. And too many people believe that Trump won the 2020 election (even though Trump

I think if we go back five years the COVID vaccine wins. The election was definitely fudged - whether or not enough to change the result is in question.? But there are too many cases of dead people

Lotta tongue in cheek around my comment, Celeste! Sometimes the questions here are prefaced with the phrase "Are you concerned about..." and I have many times commented that the given topic does not

Darrell, LOL! Of course Trump lost in 2020. You don't think he didn't, do you? Aloha, Celeste

*Rhonda said*: "... there are apparently a large minority of people who believe that **all** US presidents and their spouses are/were secretly trans (as well as almost everyone else in the public

Celeste! Are you saying Trump did *not *win!?? D wrote:

You should run for a legislative position, David! [email protected]> wrote:

1. Do traffic tickets reduce accident rates? Yes, but likely not as much as in countries where the penalty fee is based on one’s salary and not just a flat fee. 2. Is threatening to confiscate

According to ResearchGate, 1 percent increase in tickets issued leads to a 0.28 percent decline in motor vehicle accidents.

Try getting closer to him. ——

Punishment always works. Sending them to jail would work even better. Beheading them would be best.

I think I have to agree with your answer to the fifth question - though the report of the execution on the New York subway comes close - a black rider accused a latino rider of being an illegal alien

1. Do traffic tickets reduce accident rates? Some do, some don't. Speeding and red light tickets are probably more effective than driving too slow or improper lane change. 2. Is threatening to

1.? Do traffic tickets reduce accident rates? Probably not - but they are a good excuse to search vehicles for other reasons. 2.? Is threatening to confiscate dollar reserves held in escrow for

*1. Do traffic tickets reduce accident rates?* Without Googling for a moment, I suspect more careful and attentive driving would reduce accident rates. This is my attempt at logic based on the precept

Brava, Pat.