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DropInIn
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You're missing the effing point They wouldn't unless it was legally required... And that ITS STILL A SEPARATE LINE ITEM NOT INCLUDED IN THE DISPLAY PRICE
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DropInIn
3y ago
Have you ever coded an interjurisdictional taxation system into a web sote? No, right? Try it then get back to me.
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DropInIn
3y ago
Is everyone just gonna skip over the Networking aspect like it isn't The most valuable part of the whole deal? As the saying goes: it's not What you know, it's Who you know.
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DropInIn
3y ago
Roflmao... Okay, I've only been here a wee bit but even I recognized the username despite having memory issues (ironically here, caused by being hit no less than 5 times as a pedestrian and cyclist)....
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3y ago
Again NO. The money used for the bond is Taken Out Of Circulation and then new cash is printed. The money already exists. The value already exists. It simply doesn't exist as Cash. Theres a difference. Really, do the effing flow chart.
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3y ago
Yea because some suffering before being beheaded is far worse than being slowly eaten alive.... Do you even comprehend how carnivores eat?
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DropInIn
3y ago
So an interesting note on fees: These are a result of some jurisdictions, such as certain municipalities, having it within their bylaws/legislation that these fees must be applied and that they must appear as separate line items (like
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3y ago
How are bonds repaid? From extant currency. What do the funds used to buy bonds do until repaid? They back the newly printed currency. You see, nothing is ever actually created. Money is created from Commodities like wheat, corn, and metals
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3y ago
One issue in cancer stats is the frequent misattribution of cancers to smoking. You smoked for 4 years 20 years ago? Then that's what is put as the "cause" for damn near any cancer, which totally destroys the value of the s
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3y ago
Just a note on not selling for cheaper: Register a second company that is exclusively for distribution on amazon, with that company selling at the higher price. Best done using corps
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3y ago
> Why don't they use the picture from the third party source? Licensing fees
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3y ago
No. You're being either being willfully disingenuous or completely lacking knowledge of the variety in this world. Plenty of nation that are not lawless but are effectively unregulated in the matters being discussed. And they do not fi
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3y ago
The big problem: Mens Rea
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Sure, in the same way they all eat each other. It's almost exclusively carnivores/omnivores who fit this description, not herbivores....
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DropInIn
3y ago
Sooo... Pretty much just like humans then?
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3y ago
Nice handwaving....
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3y ago
You do know most nations aren't printing money out of nowhere right? People buy bonds/etc and those are what back the new printings....
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3y ago
And they could afford to own that device readily while almost certainly believing in one of the more regulated nations in the world, right? How are the citizens in the least regulated doing on that front? Yea....
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3y ago
Then shouldn't countries with the least regulations have the highest QoL? Then why does it seem to be the exact opposite?
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3y ago
So I suppose the real truth we've discovered in this thread is that sacnoradhq has never visited the city's public library ever....
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3y ago
North Central coast BC, looks and smells like fir And it absolutely 100% does, as I've had it happen to me many times. It also gives circ saws a hell of a time. Don't know how to prove this given that's an 18 hour drive from
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3y ago
This wood breaks screws and bends nails.... I really question if you comprehend the type of wood I'm talking about. The contemporary pine is like butter by comparison...
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3y ago
Maybe the phone just shouldn't at all and if people want such a feature they can purchase an accessory for their vehicle... Really, this is effectively criminal under the statute iiuc
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Wood density matters , primarily affected by growing rate, with old growth being denser than these pin stick forests we have now. Really...
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Where the same methods are used a higher quality products does make a significant difference. Denser growth means it's harder for pests to damage and water to penetrate. My mom's place is build with high grade fir for every stud a
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I have many times, the point is the same: They all get an absurd percent of the pie despite being less productive for the essential needs of society than the average construction laborer.
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The context has an implicit silent inclusion: Discovered (for the first time by the "Old World"/Known Written Records) It's implicit. Not unlike how we don't discount the extant aboriginals of the Americas being her
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The context where it was quoted makes clear they are from a culture/community where unfamiliarity is not a reason for the quotation marks. The intent and meaning is pretty damn clear imo.
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With a GDP per capita of just about 50k, that means each of those people earn no less than 10 shares of the nation's wealth... That means 10 people have to be completely destitute to achieve that level of distribution... Though GDP can
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It's not the drugs that make the person, the person uses the drugs because of who the person is Those who seek novelty, explore reality and enjoy seeing the world through different perspectives use drugs to obtain all that. This create
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