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Should a claim that's not your fault still raise your insurance rate?
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Unpopular OpinionYou're teaching them to have zero discipline and be governed by whatever is easiest at any given time. They will become the drug addicts and homeless who take the easy way out at every turn.35
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Fault isnt always a clean call. Word against word can make it hard to prove.
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That's not the question retard
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Hell no. If some woman crashes into me I should not have to pay more. Literally a result of the feminist movement
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Is that not already how it works?
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No, only 2 states have laws requiring that the rate doesn't increase in this situation, and surprisingly it's California and Oklahoma. Opposite ends of politics.
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Thats what the premium should be for
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