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by Dig1t 1y ago
It is a tax on businesses who import things right? Basically exactly the same as corporate income tax, which Trump cut in his first term. Now the tax is being raised on companies who import goods made overseas, but companies who make their
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by Dig1t 1y ago
This looks awesome, we are road tripping to see it this weekend. I imagine non-electric car parking will be an afterthought though. It seems like they want you to find street parking somewhere.
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>most Americans do support Israel This is just not true. Most Americans are actually unaware how much influence Israel and its lobby has over our politicians and are also mostly unaware of what is actually happening over there. There is
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>Musk’s impotent attempts to get his giant shiny phallus to work are the perfect metaphor for the man. Opening line of the post kind of sums up the bias in this. Honestly don’t think someone with this amount of vitriol can come to any co
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Thingiverse was never the place for firearms anyway. https://ctrlpew.com/ Is the best place for guns and guides to building them.
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by Dig1t 1y ago
It’s also really hard to compete with YouTube simply due to the cost of compute and storage associated with serving video. The costs are way higher than most any other type of website. You have to do transcoding and also store multiple vers
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by Dig1t 1y ago
I have myself physically tried to build housing and can confirm that this is definitely the case. Zoning is probably the single biggest block to affordable housing in this country. I was raised in a construction friendly household, I have t
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by Dig1t 1y ago
You can read the list of canceled grants here https://grant-watch.us/nsf-data.html
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by Dig1t 1y ago
I am not a bot, you can search the list of cancelled grants on this site: https://grant-watch.us/nsf-data.html Just take a minute and read some of them, almost every single one is DEI related. It’s pure racism. The titles I
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by Dig1t 1y ago
I understand what you’re saying and I can agree with you that the rule of law is important. You are ignoring the fact that the previous admin ignored due process for letting them in in the first place, but that was not my original question.
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by Dig1t 1y ago
>just let those 10 million stay in the country and avoid similar things in the future But this is what I’m getting at, this is not the first time this has happened, it’s been happening with millions of people for generations now. Heck Re
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>Gavidia was released >Eventually, the officers reviewed the identification in his wallet and released him I thought you said they were deported based on their skin color? Both of these articles seem to say the opposite of that.
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Genuinely curious for a good faith answer: one administration allows tens of millions of people into the country during its term. You are saying that every individual is owed multiple court hearings, the full gamut which is usually used for
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Is there proof of this? What’s the source? US citizens were deported because of their skin color? I think this is disinformation.
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by Dig1t 1y ago
The creation of CSAM is a crime because an underage person must be harmed in its creation by definition. Making an AI video of an offensive stereotype does not harm anyone in its creation. It is textbook free speech. Clutch your pearls as m
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by Dig1t 1y ago
That was always the cost of free and open exchange of ideas though. The idea of the internet in the first place was to allow people to communicate in the open and publish ideas freely. There was never any stipulation that using the publishe
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by Dig1t 1y ago
>Ban on cash transactions over $10,000 >The authorities and Canada Post can open your mail >The warrant authorizes the peace officer or public officer, or a person acting under their direction, to install, activate, use, maintain,
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Lack of water is a political problem. We have vast oceans which can be desalinated. Israel gets 85% of its water from desalination, they have gone from water shortages to having a water surplus. We pump oil via pipelines vast distances, we
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by Dig1t 1y ago
>uninhabitable in a couple of decades This is hyperbole, the Earth will be habitable for a very long time no matter what humans do. Using fear like that is the type of thing that ultimately hurts your cause. For example people who grew u
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It’s also an extremely useful political tool. You can convince people to do all kinds of things if you tell them that the world is ending.
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Isn’t your argument basically saying that people choose to buy larger cars when the government doesn’t step in and penalize people for doing so? European regulators basically just forcing people to buy smaller cars is what that sounds like.
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I think it’s fine to just obey the letter of the law. If legally an officer is required to self identify in a specific circumstance then they should absolutely do so. If they are not required to, then why should they voluntarily identify th
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Comparison of everything you don’t like to Nazis and Hitler doesn’t work anymore. Nobody cares because one side has spent the last 8 years calling everyone they don’t like Nazis. Immigration law has existed forever, and it will be enforced.
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by Dig1t 1y ago
This is a legit good question, someone who walks across the border is extremely unlikely to be able to afford cancer treatment. There’s a near infinite supply of needy people in the world. What is the legitimate, rational argument for allow
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Sure, that’s true and I’m not disputing that. Death threats and threats against the families of officers are different. Officers don’t have a right to privacy but there’s also no requirement that they expose their identities when faced with
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Yes actually they are normal people doing a job. They are fellow Americans with families and lives. Just because it’s a law you don’t agree with, that does not make it okay to hurt the officers or their families. Do you not think that sets
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Well we’ve seen that people will dox officers and threaten them and their families with violence. These are just officers doing their job, a job which the democratically elected officials empowered them to do. Tens of millions of people bro
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by Dig1t 1y ago
Yeah you can track all transactions, but any blacklist system you come up with is likely to be defeated because of the decentralized nature of the coin. i.e. people can just ignore the blacklist. Also you can easily taint other people’s wal
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Locking you away is completely orthogonal to the government being able to remotely seize your money, freeze your bank account, etc. at the end of the day the government physically does not have the power to take your money away from you. Th
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Well the key difference between cowrie shells and bitcoin is that the government can forcibly enter your house with guns and take away your cowrie shells. With Bitcoin, a SWAT team can’t take anything away from you without your consent no m

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