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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I would rather live in a society with the odd domestic terrorist whacko than one where the government dystopically forces family members to turn one another in or else go to jail too. I'm not against handling it but I could live with i
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I think she recklessly pushed it to get rid of Ted with disregard for how much it hurt her husband. It was the right outcome but done by an evil bitch for selfish purposes that hurt her husband with no genuine regard for innocents. It wasn
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
That was my thought too. It's outside the mainland customs zone though which is full of fascist angry CBP agents at the ports of entry. Maybe CNMI immigration is easier? It's also faster/easier to escape maybe, although US
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
If you're referring the prison, no one will take most the people there, that's probably why it "can't" be closed. They should be released if they haven't been convicted by now... The question is to where?
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Yeah the rape accusation timing, for which he was never convicted, was quite convenient wasn't it.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Very common scam. Introduce revenue source, say "it's going to the schools/teachers." Do that for a bit, defund the prior source of cash so the teachers are at what they were before. When it's time to run the next
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Do non profit hospitals really pay out dividends to shareholders?
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I think you'll find certain parties on both sides secretly want things to be framed as controversial to drum up the useful idiots to their cause or open their checkbook.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
That's because we subsidize the world by investing in a massive portion of the science and tech for producing medicines. Then when those costs are recouped via sales to our consumers the whole world laughs at us while ironically many
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
They seem to teach it pretty fast to any idiot in the French Foreign Legion from what little I know. I have a feeling people learn fast with the 'right' incentives.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
If they financed $1M @3%, they're printing about 5% a year (negative 5% real interest). That's 1.5M free money in 30 years. So really they're just asking you to buy out their opportunity cost of the feds free wealth redistr
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
As always, fiat currency is an inflation scam. People get tricked and on the occasion they realize, the scam is reprinted with the face of a different scamster.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Isn't that because the gas tax is regressive against the poor who have older cars with bad gas mileage and this compensates by having rich electric owners pay the share of gas tax they've skirted?
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Yes the accurate way is to add receipts plus unpaid annual taxpayer liabilities. Divide by gdp. Most the weird ways you see are bogus, for interesting controlling for average taxpayer doesn't take into account the plebs ultimately pa
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Can't be, texas only has tax receipts on about 8% of their gdp. https://texasgateway.org/resource/162-taxation
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
After decades in industry it becomes obvious some people really generate 5x+ of a new hire. Not sure why they shouldn't be able to capture that wealth when the market bears it. I don't make nearly 500k but I'm happy for mos
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Polio measures did not focus on sacrificing the children for the elderly. COVID school and social/learning activity shutdowns did.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Informal gambling between low tier non gangster class people outside a joint is common amongst the lower class most everywhere and the whole scenario was about minimizing liquid wealth and dealing with cash intensive problems in places wher
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
A smart gambler might not care about the payout. For instance, if I have a business that partially depends on election of a candidate I may bet against them winning so i recoup my investment if they lose.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
And at some point that function bends hard once you hit bankruptcy, for instance many places in US you go to jail if you run out of money, especially if you have children with someone to whom you're not currently married.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Variance can be good though. Imagine you want some expensive service like a waterline for your house that's difficult to steal but you live under rules of gangsters or oppressive government so holding anything more than a little money
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I thank the inventors and capitalists for making industry efficient enough to make those things possible. If anything unions are parasitic drag on that.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Such regulation is rampant and as bad or worse in places like San Francisco and NYC where most are renters.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Higher vacancies increase the utility of housing by reducing noise and crowding (quite a valuable quality for some), which counterintuitively may push back some against drops.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
And the people have themselves to blame for voting for zoning, code, and construction regulation that price housing into oblivion. Right now renting is even cheaper than owning!
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Better isn't objective. Not supporting it is fine but outlawing it ultimately means sending men with guns to stop people from interacting with a block chain. If you put bullet holes in people for their cryptographic fetishes, which i
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
In theory juries only examine facts but in practice they are equal with judges in they decide both matter of law and fact and can nullify or convict without regard or with regard to either. The system we use in rural countryside where polic
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Private real estate property satisfaction and attainability for the common man hasn't improved much if at all since suffocating regulations and active committees really ramped up 50 years ago.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
The peoples' glorious committee have never been a good way to protect property rights. Which is part of the reason why many rights are set up to not be subject to democratic opinion.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Covenants are separate from the deed and title searches fail to uncover them all the time. That's part of the problem, you buy a deed and some boomer crawls out from 6 feet under to unilaterally impose his will. It's infuriating

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