Thanks for doing this . Cutscene 4 5 has the same link . <| sep |> It really depends on the medical checks . I am no doctor so I can ' t tell you exactly what they look for that tips them off that an injury can be chronic or potentially cause them to retire early . A guy could have 3 ACL tears and be cleared medically if it looks right , or have 1 hip injury and have it be considered a potentially chronic problem . <| sep |> Well , for one , if the candidate died . That would force a change in vote . Second , if the candidate was found guilty of a felony . That could possible be a game changer , but this year , who knows ? <| sep |> Gonna watch that Fantastic Beasts movie . Will review it once I get back . <| sep |> You like spreading this around and it ' s pretty funny . As someone who has done digital work professionally for quite some time , I ' ll let you in on a secretA petitions main purpose is to build a list . It ' s second purpose is to rally support around an issue . It ' s third purpose is to provide a quantifiable number to point to when you pressure legislators and candidates on an issue . Ask ANYONE who has a sliver or more of professional experience in this field and they will tell you the same exact thing . Listbuilding is important because it ' s how you stay in touch with volunteers and activate them to do real life organizing , fundraising , etc . It ' s a necessary part of organizing online , and it ' s funny that you paint list building as some awful thing . Why do you think Bernie sent out so many petitions during the campaign ? Why do you think Clinton ' s campaign asked for email addresses ? Or MoveOn . NextGen . Literally any political organization that has an email list will also have petitions .