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@HankHank: bro what.. they literally built it that year and the lip literally broke under him during the flip. It was originally supposed to be a flip can.

@Inertiatic: okay well I disagree I think pointing your bike straight down the mountain is gnarlier. I certainly think backflipping that drop is way bigger than a sui over a gap. Again I don't think the scoring was correct but it's easy for me to see why cam came out on top

@Inertiatic: you gotta see Utah to put it in perspective. The battleship was threading a needle horizontal and cams line was threading a needle vertically. I think the vertical is gnarlier, all though the battle ship looks crazier on video feed.

@mi-bike: I think any country in which criminal organizations are using vbieds in towns it is worth acknowledging for potential tourists. https://crisis24.garda.com/alerts/2022/12/colombia-explosive-in-car-detonates-in-jamundi-valle-de-cauca-dec-21-no-injuries-reported

@R-M-R: For the record I wasn't implying that they were.. however, I do believe when a vaccine is mandated or that people can justify sanctimonious actions such as ridiculing those who are skeptical of the vaccine it should include that. I appreciate your perspective for the most part and I do my best to understand where you're coming from as it appears to be rational. Scenario 1: I can get behind it a bit from a public health standpoint... kinda the way vets always want you to neuter your dog. Is it the right answer for everyone's dog under every circumstance... not necessarily... but greater good. Unfortunately from a public health standpoint we just rolled the clock back on the trust of vaccines about 30 years. Vaccines have been an overwhelming positive for society and have eradicated deadly disease. Prior to COVID there was already a ridiculous amount of antivax loonies for things like polio. Well two key things happened that just gave those idiots all the ammunition they need to continue their disillusioned rhetoric: they were lied to by public health officials and those in charge that it would stop COVID and other is there are no risk. Unless you are arguing the validity of the three peer reviewed studies posted above there is risk. Not to mention it basically gave the on the fence government overstep people a reason to take a side.. (scenario 3) Scenario 2: I agree vulnerable individuals and at risk individuals should take the vaccine, again the risk reward thing. The benefit of possible lessened symptoms of COVID far outweighs the risk of myocarditis, especially in this population. There is a reason that QALY's and DALY's exist in health economics and biostatistics. The same is not as easy of a choice for the younger population. I am not going to take the time to completely dissect all the studies out there right now but I seem to remember there is an inverse relationship especially around males in their 20s and 30s where the vaccine has more prevalence of myocarditis while the risks of COVID itself is pretty low. The last part is actually a pretty poor analogy.. it would be more reasonable if there was occurrences, no matter how low, of the helmet causing head trauma itself.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2788346 The funny part is there's still people denying there is any risk with this vaccine. It ultimately becomes a risk/ reward thing of course if the vaccine could have eradicated the virus the myocarditis risk would in my mind have been worth it. However, it clearly did effectively nothing to eradicate even though it was preached it would.. the virus was already mutating and it was widely accepted that the vaccine was not as effective on the mutations as it was still being pushed as a cure all.

@Sycip69er: conservative.. liberal.. the lamest dude in the room always gonna be the person that interjects... 'on a political note' when no one is being political. Also anecdote is considered the very worst evidence in science.

@Sycip69er: Source- “I know bro”

Imagine watching this video and finding something to get offended by.

@TheRamma: I’m gonna assume you tagged the wrong person cuz I said I carry a Glock 20. Not the 29. And honestly most of the time wish it was the 40. I can agree that a sub compact 10mm is.. well you said it kinder than I would.