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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Yes, overseas owners are escaping capital controls in their own authoritarian countries. Banks and brokerages have to abide by strict KYC, AML, and reporting so theyre fucked if they park wealth there. Real estate is the last Wild West fr
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
It would be nice if that's all they did, as new supply could blow them into oblivion. Instead they vote for ever more oppressive zoning and codes to turn their property into something you cant get unless you buy from them.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Pregnancy applies to the poor too. But agreed, there are costs that might not be offset by the rewards. Nevertheless the statistics remain filthy rich and dirt poor are acting as mirrors on the curve.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Of course, using children for your fiscal benefit while freeing yourself of the maternal responsibility is reserved for those child-free riding off of social security paid for thanks to parents raising productive children. You see it's
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Most the statistics cut off at ~200-300+k income catch all bucket which drowns out the rich averages. See my source above capturing higher income buckets which pronounce the U. Near equal (higher) fertility at both extremes might be, but n
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
>Upper-middle and upper class aren't having children either though Interesting. In USA fertility is tub / U shaped [0]. Filthy rich just hire nannies and bang away and dirt poor have none to negative opportunity cost [0] htt
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
In this scheme, by design, you get the income when the children are grown so it shouldn't yield the negative correlation. I specifically accounted for your concern and designed it to incentivize raising productive children.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Let parents lay claim to X% of the loot (tax) government takes from their children. It's what boomers do to us but with reverse incentives as they profit more the fewer children they have as social security isn't tied to your con
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
The IRS can't make you say where the income is from, though, so unlike logging it's at best a hint of a crime rather than an admission of crime.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Here's an example. You don't have a right to a short barreled shotgun (per US v. Miller). But you can get one by buying a stamp. If I'm a felon applying for the stamp would be incriminating, thus courts ruled felon cannot
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Why isn't it illegal to force someone to log/elog overage hours? Isn't that a fifth amendment violation as you're forcing them to incriminate themselves? Seems elog should be challenged.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
I built my own house because almost every step was more expensive hourly labor than me writing software for an hour instead. Even the lower rate such as concrete laborers wanted 100+ an hour. I suspect the low pay of many of these trades is
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Why not just start a business, be 'firable' using the article's strategy, then hire yourself out as a contract company thus be able to work for anyone while technically only working for your own sponsor company.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Why wouldn't they? They'd probably just use the business tin as the taxable account owner and then their real foreign passport as the UBO for KYC. If they can't do that it would surely break the wheels of industry as foreign
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
I have a dumb question but how often do tourist visa overstayers get deported while running their own business under an incorporated ITIN? There's not even an I-9 check for non-employee income. There's got to be millions of peo
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Probably not. Quite seriously I would propose building a bunch of different designs and have the tourists rate their experience, as there are many competing factors here.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Some modern free speech topics include the right to publish 3d printable firearm designs, and the ability to anonymously receive a signed block chain hash which others recognize as some sort of value without being compelled to report that s
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
> do fear that, with the hollowing out of democracy, we are headed towards another set of dark ages. The power of democracy has always been proportional to that of the people to backstop their source of power which is violence. For a bri
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
This is more of an argument those who fund the federal government backstop are one of the customers imo.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
In a market economy the producer sells what the customer demands. If some dystopic speech restrictions is what consumers want, that's what will be provided. Symptoms of a diseased customer.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Call me old school but id build a block hut with a drain at the bottom and run a sprinkler at the top of every hour to flush out any lingering addicts who haven't passed out and put a time limit on the continuity of the prostitution.
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Still. You need about 1000 8 inch cmu at $2 each, a mixerload of 10 yards concrete, a few hundred feet of pex line and a bit of 4 inch pvc, plus a toilet on the next indestructible prison toilet order. I could build that for under 100k eas
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
My prediction is non commercial software becomes anonymous, and commercial software gets sold from some other low tax professional-dense location like Dubai or Singapore. If you look at 3d printed gun plans and code, 1A has arguably helped
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Or you end up with situation such as US housing where everything is regulated and liability insured out the ying yang to the point I built a house worth a few hundred k for like 40 grand by building it myself and taking all the liability (b
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
You had no issue with the shift quality inspection mention until the sanctity of the assembling unions were questioned, then magically your argument appears. Your aim is transparent. We know why you didn't attack the quality inspecti
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
If that's your angle your most direct attack would have been questioning GGPs criticism of the Quality Inspection staff. It's telling you severely undercut your argument by searching child nodes of a parent thread for your pet di
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
You intentionally shortened 'the negligent union parasites who assembled the max' which explicitly tailored to the union who assembled the max. The fact you left out the qualifiers says it all. If I put something like 'the
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
That's a different union, what's your point? Unions aren't inherently negligent or parasitic. What's telling is I describe one bad one and you assume all are described that way, which is 'tiring' presumption
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Boeing moved a lot of their staff to South Carolina to avoid the negligent union parasites who assembled the max in Washington. The 787 made in SC isnt having this widespread a problem. You can't look at just the Sound to calculate th
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by beaeglebeached 3y ago
Anything involving juveniles and family law is a magnet for psychopaths because the cases are sealed and basically impossible for the public to monitor for abuse. If you look at any secret government system like this it inevitably becomes

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