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And there's so much stupid shit in it. For example, Ohio requires a "Furs and Jewelry" endorsement. I'm currently wearing every one of those I have - which is none.

I've thought about dropping mine.

And there's so much stupid shit in it. For example, Ohio requires a "Furs and Jewelry" endorsement. I'm currently wearing every one of those I have - which is none. I've thought about dropping mine.

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Is there any angle the jew hasn’t figured for?

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The (((corporate real estate))) vs (((Covid resurgence narrative))) paradox.

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A case of your gotta break a few eggs…?

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They can’t have “get your ass back to the office” and simultaneously, “Covid is scary and will kill us all!”

Now, they can try vax mandates, but fewer people are buying than ever. All family and friends outside of a select few have said, “fuck no” to any more jabs. And many of them took the first round.

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I was thinking about insurance. They obviously understand we're under attack by our own government, yet aren't allowed to acknowledge that elephant in the room. They can't cover a disaster created by the government and not pay out claiming it wasn't natural. Therefore, their only recourse is to stop selling policies where they know attacks are going to happen or raise premiums to the moon.

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If you have a mortgage, the jews will come after you if it’s not insured. They’ll pay it and add it onto your house payment. Now you have to pay another year.

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The article is about those of us that don’t have mortgages.

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and then raise your mortgage payments to compensate, like I said elsewhere, feelin raped at the moment.

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I cannot find anything online about any ohio fur and jewelery endorsement requirement. Where did you hear that?

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It's in your policy. If you have a homeowner's policy, you have furs and jewelry endorsement. I've tried to get rid of it with every insurer I have had, but they won't.

(It's not just Ohio from what I see, standard homeowner's policies have this rider pretty much across the nation. It annoys me because it's a special callout, like the "outbuildings" rider.)