Cymry Teigr

You’re 100% wrong. It IS covered. If you Work for a shitty agency that doesn’t cover this then please state who you work for. But simply google “ does a Bop cover civil commotions” https://www.iii.org/article/civil-disorders-and-insurance...

Actually the reverse. Currently the businesses aren’t able to collect because for the most part they didn’t have coverage for loss of income because of the shutdowns. Now there’s a physical damage to the property they’ll collect lost income. But downvote away. ...

Not making light of the situation, but they’ll all collect on insurance. Contrary to the popular belief commercial business insurance policy wordings does cover strikes, riots and civil commotions. ...

[quote]They also claim a 100% literacy rate. I'm skeptical.[/quote] Truthfully it doesn’t surprise me at all that they’re literacy rate is in the high 99th percentile. It is so for very similar reasons as much of the prior Eastern European Bloc. First, the schools aren’t babysitters for paren...

You’d think they’d have run a spellcheck and catch errors like dispersement. ...

[quote]You should hurry. You probably aren't the first to have that idea[/quote] You can be damned sure though the first store owner, citizen, whatever to protect their property and life with one will be plastered all over CNN and the media, they’ll never show the reason people felt driven to arm...

I’m pretty sure it’s just the public view that gets cut not the official one. Just in case something goes wrong. ...

That’s simply wrong. Even the most basic BOP for small businesses lists damage from strikes, riots and civil commotions as a covered peril. And if it’s excluded then the insured either requested it to be so for a minimal premium saving or he has an action against his broker for deleting it,...

[quote] Insurance riders typically don’t cover riots and civil insurrections.[/quote] Any broad form coverage be it for commercial or homeowners would cover SRCC coverage....

[quote]Millennials will bear these economic scars the rest of their lives, in the form of lower earnings, lower wealth and delayed milestones, such as homeownership. [/quote] That statement strikes me as untrue. Many boomers were roughly the same age as millenials are now in 1987 when the stock m...

[quote]Masks don’t work. Won’t be wearing one.[/quote] They don't? What were these supposed to do then? [img]https://i.imgur.com/xfsWRWn.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/bNG3Fct.jpg[/img] [img]https://i.imgur.com/JTtiuoj.jpg[/img]...

Asking the dumb question, Portland, OR or Portland, ME?...

[quote]If you’re having sex with a stranger, Covid is the least of your worries.[/quote] OTOH if Switzerland is anywhere near as strict as France and the Netherlands are in regulating medical care and the frequency of checkups for prostitutes then the chances of catching anything, STD or Covid19,...

Exactly, half the runs have had it heading over Cuba and the Bahamas. One had it over Tampa. I think the weather modeling is done by Covi19 forecasters this season....

Agreed, but that’s a choice to be made by someone who knows they potentially have comorbidity factors. ...

[quote]That said, I agree on a population level that people should be given the choice and it should be up to me and my dad whether we take the risk now that we understand them[/quote] That’s all many of us older folks wanted: let us make our own informed decision instead of having govt decide to...

[quote]Spell draws many congregants from low-income communities of color, and he says he turns no one away - even if they're gay, something he inveighs against. But he also reserves contempt for church regulars who don't share at least 10% of their income. Such a person is ''a thief,'' whether the p...

There’s a long article about Spell in today’s Advocate (not linking as behind obnoxious paywall). Seems to raise some questions as to how much of an exempt organization Spell’s church should be with details of property redevelopment, mortgages etc all being run out of the church”....

[quote]People die - it is a fact of life. [/quote] That really sums it up. People are woefully naive and isolated normally from the death rate. It’s not constantly thrown in your face that X people died yesterday. Apparently some people have trouble dealing with mortality. Younger people neve...

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