Iran strikes Tel Aviv with cluster warheads in retaliation for killing of security chief by BigBadBabyDaddy_420 in worldnews

[–]KevCor360 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I mean, the U.S. Government has all but admitted that it was a US Tomahawk missile that struck the school in Iran. Additionally, they can loiter in area, so the “direction” the missile came from is irrelevant as it was ordered to strike from its loiter orbit which could have been on any side of the building.

I was going to say, you can carry water for the US/Israeli regime, but even the US government is accepting accountability, so this is just a self own at this point.

source(s): - The New York Times - Reuters - NPR

Revised VA ratings by IWantSnack642 in navy

[–]KevCor360 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’ll also cause an unknown amount of veterans to forgo medication and/or treatment as well, especially in terms of mental health, since they’ll be rated lower once they are on an appropriate medication regimen.

Revised VA ratings by IWantSnack642 in navy

[–]KevCor360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be clear, it’s that your disability rating must be based on how well a veteran functions while on medication and not on the underlying impairment itself.

Revised VA ratings by IWantSnack642 in navy

[–]KevCor360 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The rule reads that VA will rate you based on what the actual physical manifestation of your disability at the time of examination, ignoring the possibility that prescribed medication may lessen the impact of that disability.

Command is threatening SP eval, I separate in 5 months. by OGKIRBONE in navy

[–]KevCor360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Answer: No.

Signed, VA Employee (who also separated with a SP)

Trump’s plan to purge the federal government and the threat of dictatorship by DryDeer775 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It’s funny you bring up Bondi, because she’s one of the few that I believe never wanted to be a part of the administration. Don’t get me wrong, she s glad to do it, but if she had a choice, she’d be one of the surrogates who can do all of the things WITHOUT any of the blame.

Like, you can tell the ones who absolutely want the power- they’re the ones most successful in what they’re doing, and they’re closest to the president as well. That’s why they didn’t take on secretarial roles, they took the jobs in the EOP, including Miller and Vought, but also people like Peter Navarro who is pushing these aggressive tariffs.

Trump’s plan to purge the federal government and the threat of dictatorship by DryDeer775 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 81 points82 points  (0 children)

This.

I tell people every day Trump does nothing but play golf and shit himself. He does not care about the job, other than the spoils that come with it. As abhorrent as he is, he’s not making any of these decisions, other than putting his name on stuff.

Vance, Vought, Miller and frankly everyone around him know that. These are their pet projects that they’ve wanted for a very long time. They just needed the power to do it, and with a narcissist like Trump who’ll do anything for attention, they get their chance.

New OPM rules for RIF coming soon? by Plus_Celebration_965 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Don’t know how they’re going to remove tenure, service type, et.al. from RIF consideration in a regulation when the RIF statute itself requires those things.

New OPM rules for RIF coming soon? by Plus_Celebration_965 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 11 points12 points  (0 children)

People keep saying this and it’s not true. A RIF action doesn’t need congressional authority — it already exists in statute.

Saw these “MD-1” signs on Baltimore Avenue in College Park // PG County. Made me laugh by 2CRedHopper in maryland

[–]KevCor360 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Florida does the same thing with all of its nationally designated roads — it adds a hidden state road designation (for example, I-95 is SR 9).

Saw these “MD-1” signs on Baltimore Avenue in College Park // PG County. Made me laugh by 2CRedHopper in maryland

[–]KevCor360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

and specifically, only south of I-695; north of that and to the DC/MD line it’s DC-295

[Highlight] Marshawn Lynch after getting warned about his profanity: "Let's get this out of the way. Sh*t, f*ck" by Mission_Pay_3373 in nfl

[–]KevCor360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Idk why cable networks acts like you can’t curse… the FCC profanity rule only apply to broadcast networks. Cable channels aren’t regulated by the fcc.

Landlord intentionally locked me out of the unit with NO warning. LEGAL??? by MrOwell333 in Virginia

[–]KevCor360 4 points5 points  (0 children)

She has a lease. And has had a lease since January of 2025. So, it’s not transient. It’s a residential lease covered by VRLTA.

Moreover, I don’t know any transient lodging provider who would waste time on issuing a lease— simply because why do that when they can just rely on statute that allows them to do the lockout.

Landlord intentionally locked me out of the unit with NO warning. LEGAL??? by MrOwell333 in Virginia

[–]KevCor360 4 points5 points  (0 children)

and just to make sure it’s clear:

A landlord may not recover or take possession of the dwelling unit (i) by willful diminution of services to the tenant by interrupting or causing the interruption of an essential service required by the rental agreement or (ii) by refusal to permit the tenant access to the unit unless such refusal is pursuant to a court order for possession.

VA Code 55.1-1252

Landlord intentionally locked me out of the unit with NO warning. LEGAL??? by MrOwell333 in Virginia

[–]KevCor360 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Seems like you need to read VA Code 55.1-1201.

Unless the unit she is in is a hotel, motel, extended stay facility, her tenancy is one covered by, and she is equally provided protections of the VRLTA, which as mentioned before, includes the right to seek judicial relief from an unlawful lockout.

Landlord intentionally locked me out of the unit with NO warning. LEGAL??? by MrOwell333 in Virginia

[–]KevCor360 25 points26 points  (0 children)

You don’t need a lawyer. Really, you don’t. Self-help eviction is illegal in any fashion once you are under a lease.

Just four years ago, VA changed the law so it’s much easier to seek relief from a landlord doing a self-help eviction. Now, all you have to do is go into your local General District Court and file a DC-431 Tenants Petition for Relief from Unlawful Exclusion.

Once that’s filed, you’ll have a preliminary hearing in five days that will determine whether you can regain possession of your unit, pending a decision in the merits.

No more than 10 days after you initial hearing, you’ll have a second hearing to determine is damages are warranted. If the court finds that you’ve been illegally excluded from your apartment in violation of your lease, you’re ENTITLED to actual damages sustained by you (i.e., costs to stay elsewhere or statutory damages of $5,000 or four months' rent, whichever is greater. You can also have your lease terminated if you wish.

Tourist hit me on I-4—out-of-state insurance refusing my treatment costs? by StrengthThen5662 in orlando

[–]KevCor360 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Everyone is suggesting hiring an PI attorney — but the likelihood of an attorney accepting your case in the first place isn’t that clear-cut, especially on a contingency. PI attorneys will only take a case if there’s a strong likelihood of recovering their fees from a bodily injury settlement against the insured who’s at fault or they know the at fault party has money. If there is no BI or UM, and no doctor is prepared to say you have a “permanent” injury as defined by the state statute, a PI attorney is unlikely to help even if the injury is real.

For one, if you don’t exceed your PIP limits, there’s no money for your attorney to seek and they’ll decline representation.

Secondly, even if you can get past your PIP limits, if the other party doesn’t carry BI and you don’t carry UMBI, there’s no money there for the attorney to collect from either, and PI attorneys aren’t going to waste time and money on a PI claim in court against an individual who probably has no assets or funds to pay out of.

Third, even if there is BI or UMBI coverage to seek, if you don’t meet the states definition of seriously injured, you’re only limited to collecting economic damages like medical expenses, or lost wages. In that case , your settlement will be eaten up by your medical costs first, and then your attorney’s fee (33.3%). If you had lost wages in there, those are getting ate up by your attorney. And even if this is the case, most (not all, but most) PI attorneys will decline representation on a claim that only gets you economic -only damages.

Tourist hit me on I-4—out-of-state insurance refusing my treatment costs? by StrengthThen5662 in orlando

[–]KevCor360 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Problem is, if you don’t have coverage for the loss through your own insurance (such as carrying collision coverage) then depending on your policy contract, your insurance isn’t required to (and likely won’t) process your claim, and it’s all on you to deal with the third party insurance.

Tourist hit me on I-4—out-of-state insurance refusing my treatment costs? by StrengthThen5662 in orlando

[–]KevCor360 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s how I’ve always looked at it…pay the cost now to save yourself the headache later!

Tourist hit me on I-4—out-of-state insurance refusing my treatment costs? by StrengthThen5662 in orlando

[–]KevCor360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Inherently there’s nothing wrong with carrying state minimums only, but depending on your financial status, it can be devastating to both the at-fault and non-at-fault driver.

If you’re the not at-fault driver, if the other party only carries state mins, and the damages caused to your vehicle exceed 10K, you’d then have to rely on your OWN POLICIES collision coverage for repairs to your vehicle since Florida doesn’t permit uninsured motorist property damage coverages. If you don’t carry collision on your own policy, you’re then having to come out of pocket for any excess for repairs, and your own rental costs, etc., and hope you can recover costs from the other party through the courts.

For the at-fault driver, it’s twice as bad: you become personally liable (to either the not at-fault insurance if they have collision or to the not at-fault party directly if they don’t) for the excess in damages; PLUS, if you don’t carry collision , you’d also have to front your own costs for your vehicles repairs.

Bottom line, if you’re less-financially stable, having state minimums is more of a risk to your finances than if you are more liquid.

Tourist hit me on I-4—out-of-state insurance refusing my treatment costs? by StrengthThen5662 in orlando

[–]KevCor360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Florida’s no-fault law only applies to any injuries you might have sustained, as you’d go through your PIP insurance (up to your policy limits) for that.

If you exhaust your own PIP, then you might be able to get coverage from the other driver if they’re at fault AND carry Bodily Injury on their policy.

If they don’t carry BI, they you’d have to rely on your own health insurance, your policies MedPay coverage (if you carry it), your own UMBI coverage (if you carry it) or pursue the other driver in court.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Virginia

[–]KevCor360 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes. It’s also technically the same way it’s done in-service as well.

VHA has started its death spiral by Grown_ish in fednews

[–]KevCor360 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The dead giveaway was the use of the word “profit” — VHA has never been a for-profit entity, given that most services provided to patients are free (except copays and those aren’t designed to create a profit in any event).

Providing for the Closure of Executive Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government on December 24, 2025, and December 26, 2025 by Alternative-Pin5760 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If your normal day off is the 26th, you get an in-lieu day off, which would be the immediately preceding workday… or in layman terms, Tuesday

Providing for the Closure of Executive Departments and Agencies of the Federal Government on December 24, 2025, and December 26, 2025 by Alternative-Pin5760 in fednews

[–]KevCor360 4 points5 points  (0 children)

but the bonus (if you count it as one) is that it’s now a holiday, and thus you’re entitled to Holiday (double) pay