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Nice to see some facts on this. I think it's a fair workaround. We were in Europe recently and my wife had to cover her shoulders with a scarf in the churches. You know, so that God wouldn't be aroused by her bare naked shoulder.

All (jokes) aside, high speed rides and some modesty clothing is simply going to allow more riders and increase profit. Its all about profit.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 month ago

    “We need to work harder, we need to work faster … we’ve got to play hardball. We know that incrementalism isn’t going to cut it.”

    I agree with her there. It'll be interesting to see where this takes them.

    She's a sharp, clear thinker. I wish them the best.

    Labor, the libs and one nation are all so blatantly corrupt it's sickening.

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