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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Hoa are the mushroom head of covenants, which I see as one of the greatest threats to liberty. Boomers unilaterally reaching out the grave to encumber property on all transfers and heirs. The contract of course is unsigned by the counterp
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Not necessarily. Much of Alaska has no property tax, plus you get a paycheck on oil dividends.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
No I don't, I purposely bought a property with no code inspections and no covenants and there's been no code or fire check or noise ordinance for 20+ years. None of the scare stories you hear on here came true, but what did come
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
It's definitely selective. Fauci appears to have lied to Congress about gain of function research funding, a crime punishable by up to 5 years in prison. Yet he walks free. Letting him get away with it because he's rich and bec
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Is Hunter Capone? Federal prohibited drug user with firearm with no aggravating factors is unicorn prosecution territory. I guarantee 5+% of HN is guilty of this due to weed but it's almost never prosecuted unless as a tack on for so
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I mean if you're running for office and your junky kid gets federally indicted as prohibited person with firearm, something probably 5+% of the populace is unwittingly guilty of due to using pot and being in a house where a gun exists
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Of course it's probably not a good thing. The question is which is worse, almost everyone getting away with it until/unless they have political enemies, or most everyone equally pretty much getting away with it. I'm comparing
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
The crime was record keeping fraud, something Trump has infamously and quite publicly done his whole adult life.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Yes, that is my argument. Selective prosecution with political motives is anarcho tyranny.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Basically every business falsifies their records, and sure especially Trump. When Trump was apolitical and being a corrupt businessman this didn't happen, now magically that he is politically active suddenly the felony charges bust ou
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
As someone who despises Trump and Biden and generally can see the election horse race from a somewhat dispassionate view, it seems nakedly obvious that aggressive prosecution of record keeping here is raw political selective prosecution as
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Counterpoint opinion: 1 out of 4 K-12 schools do more harm than good. Therefore school bad?
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
That's the genius of '3 felonies a day' ( but muh exaggeration!). Hunter Biden is next. Nevermind that probably 10% of HN breaks federal law by possessing weed, and probably another 5% are guilty of serious felony 5+ yrs in j
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
By the societal benefit model, yes. By the more libertarian model yes because of bodily autonomy. Either way yes. Trying to protect them from themselves is worse from virtually any angle and especially the humanitarian one.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
>Are you suggesting there should be no controlled chemicals? No pharmacist This is what I advocate for. Probably way more killed by regulation here than saved. I recall accompanying someone in Mexico who had to get their life saving as
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Tar heroin cheaper to make probably. If it were legalized we wouldn't be optimizing for ease of smuggling which is largely dictated by potency instead of manufacturing costs.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Still if it's like my car,took 3 months to pay out. Meanwhile you're SOL renting or busing, then you get the honor of repaying tax, title, and registration to the tune of like 10%. Getting your car totaled really sucks .
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Supply and demand. If you don't like it supply a better skillet, less ownership, or better yet fund someone yourself in a way that lives up to your ideals.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Lol if I had a job manually digging ditches id negotiate a per foot rate which would be far cheaper than my manual labor cost then finance a backhoe or trencher and make bank. Having digging jobs lined up is like a money printer win-win if
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
No need to go to .nl, anywhere rural scares away the fascists. My neighbors kid started professionally operating heavy construction equipment at age 7, and kids seen in this video would be off riding dirt bikes with their friends down the
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Some landlords solve this by making the tenant pay the insurance on the rental. That way high risk groups get higher effective rent without the landlord having to look discriminatory.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
If cash, tobacco, or motorcycles were in invented this century they'd have been outlawed. Digital encryption barely squeeked through due to popping up before 9/11.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Does CFPB even have teeth? I've filed complaints with them before when debt collectors broke the law and the collectors pretty much laughed it off and became even more aggressive. They don't seem to be an organization that'
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
If everyone fake, no one can. Maybe it will sabotage video as viable evidence and eliminate the surveillance apparatchik of cameras everywhere as useful in proving anything.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Ineligible for loans and uninsurable. Can't get certificate of occupancy, doesn't matter because not required for legal residence.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Somewhere in Arizona
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Yes. Most counties experiencing booms since the 70s, developers swooped in and coopted the county boards to make a guy and his truck weak competition.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
I solved this problem by finding a place with no fire/building code inspections and built a shack for 40k. People build whatever here and all the stuff paranoid people claim would happen, didn't. Code inspections eliminated 20 ye
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Yeah it'll move offshore, but if you cut off dollar access and list on FATF black list any nation that does it, it will mostly stop, at least while USA has it's current influence. Not saying you should.
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by beaeglebeachedd 2y ago
Oh it won't be a waste. DoJ will seize, fine, and disgorge enough to cover the prosecution and some. An easy cash grab from an unsympathetic defendent who lacks the lawyers of the corporate bot runners.

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