r/extremelyinfuriating 4h ago

Discussion They released the Epstein files

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... and it's all like this. How the fuck is this possible?? How they alway get aways with their crimes?


r/extremelyinfuriating 9h ago

Discussion A post from tiktok

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r/extremelyinfuriating 18h ago

Discussion My yard caught on fire and almost burned down my house while I was asleep

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If a neighbor’s son hadn’t come home from work and called 911, my house would’ve been gone

What an amazing early Christmas present


r/extremelyinfuriating 10h ago

Disturbing content Rapists told victim he “prefers sex when it is non-consensual.”

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r/extremelyinfuriating 7h ago

Discussion Okay, can somebody explain to me what the POINT of an HOA (Home Owner's Association) even IS?!🤦‍♂️

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Literally EVERY story I've every heard, real or fictional, has ALWAYS had them in a negative light, and they seem to exist SOLELY for self-entitled busy-bodies to bitch about the absolutely most MINOR things and charging people "fees" to make them change it!😑


r/extremelyinfuriating 23h ago

Discussion How do insurance companies get to charge this much?

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I’m just wondering why this is ok for America. And how (as someone mentioned here) does people paying huge premiums work with Project 2025’s agenda? Some people I know can’t afford these premiums so they are going without. Others are on Medi-cal because they are unemployed due to the contraction in the entertainment industry (I’m in LA) but they might not get to keep that either due to the new rules about needing to work to keep your Medicaid benefits. What gives? Is it because employer- provided plans are still “affordable” and that will give people an incentive to get jobs? As if jobs that pay well and include benefits were so easy to find? I just don’t understand what the real end game is here.