these companies don't give to shi** about what's it done to the cities they just dumped them all in. It's been so horrible for San Diego.
Wait till you hear about the number of people killed & seriously injured *every single day* by motor vehicle drivers, never mind the other damage they do. You'll crap yourself...
Mass shootings on a monthly basis - nothing Some Californian runs into an old lady - CLASS ACTION SUIT AGAINST ALL THAT IS LIVING priorities
Yeah, that suit's a loser.
keep them off the sidewalks.
Cool can we sue car companies for negligence and assault too
hippyjohnoc 😂😂😂
Fun fact: Everyone of the people involved in this lawsuit drove their totally safe, massive 2-ton, explosive metal and glass rolling living rooms to the courthouse. docklesscars
If you have situational awareness it isn't a problem. Rider or pedestrian.
ColleenJCase just gonna leave this here 2 bless ur timeline
Figured that would happen, eventually - was hella fun while it lasted though.
This is what happens when Drumpf abolished the EPA
Yep
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