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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
Passing any kind of a constitutional change in the US is by design a herculean task, you don't even need gun industry lobbying against changes.
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
US constitution can be changed in theory . Hardly so in practice.
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
Hey, I definitely agree. On the other hand, every time I've gone to the doctor with a cold, I've always been prescribed the same antibiotic after basically no examination. If I had some new, unexpected symptoms, I'd probably
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
>Not sure anyone really would want to operate on themselves (because the need for a surgeon in an important event in their life is somehow "wrong"). Not operate, but since over here in Europe just about any piece of paper passe
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
Your browser doesn't save your card information?
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
>b) People returning stuff after short-use is, like it or not, a fact of life in today's world. Ask anyone who sells fashion goods ... girls buy stuff for the Friday night party and return it on Monday. It happens and it's basi
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
I've been convicted of money laundering in an European country for far less than using a mixer, so probably yes. I merely sold 5000 euros worth of bitcoin to a Chinese OTC exchanger. There wasn't any real legal theory behind the c
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
The people adjudicating disputes at card companies are akin to content moderators hired by social media companies, they aren't experts and do not spend much time reading up on the dispute. The decisions are more or less random, with a
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
>The court doesn't have to agree, only the card provider does. If it's a sufficiently large amount, Twilio will collect the money from you via other channels. Them losing a credit card dispute does not release you from liabilit
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
Of course you can.
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by aaaaaA3 4y ago
>athenago.com was much better for that. And athenago is terrible compared to just hiring from onlinejobs.ph They charge you $3k/mo and pay the EA $700/mo, that's a ridiculous price to pay for a recruiter. Just spend $1500