beaglesss

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by beaglesss 2y ago
If we're leaning towards dominating our thoughts towards cases of people being deaded,the ATF has literally burned dozens of children alive to enforce alcohol/tobacco/firearms regulations. So that's not an argument in f
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by beaglesss 2y ago
That wasn't the question. Question is if interstate commerce. If you grow a plant on your own land and sort of sell it to your own business maybe it's commerce, but only interstate by the most disingenuous stretch. The EU equiva
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by beaglesss 2y ago
It's of the same vein of intersecting with regulatory agency powers. A lot of people who's paycheck depend on both cases are real nervous right now, and making a lot of noise to save their dental plan. ATF comes to mind.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Then you can amend the constitution, or Congress can agree to let those states secede.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Interstate compacts (same law across most/all states) were used before the bastardized version of interstate commerce. Can be used again.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
You could consider that, but focusing on the violent option (curiously so far to the exclusion of everything else) and then beyond that focusing on rights based on capacity for violence may not be the path that comes out with the most benef
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by beaglesss 2y ago
There are many reasons. One may be that in their particular case they can get away with it, it works, and they can blame the victim as not having a right to keep what they took in the first place.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Your options are to offer the doctor something, ask for charity, or use violence (either yourself or through the state) to force someone to give you what you want. Obviously I am not going to advocate for violence.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Well yeah if you want things in life you need to offer something in return, obviously the doctor isn't a slave at your command to work for you for free. But you need not be employed to employ his services, merely need to compensate hi
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by beaglesss 2y ago
That's due to tax laws that effectively make it cheaper to compensate healthcare than in cash. Since everyone needs healthcare it's a standard offering. But you're free to purchase it privately. I've bought health insu
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by beaglesss 2y ago
It is because software developers are the capital and managerial class and they are the rich guy with the boot that stomps all the lower earning working class schleps , not the other way around.
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by beaglesss 2y ago
I am curious how they link to suicide and homicide. Antidepressants seem to be most dangerous when they make people just motivated enough to execute maladaptive ideas but not functional enough to become happy productive people. This is obv
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by beaglesss 2y ago
That's the double edge sword of such a relaxed visa regime. Such open borders work well when either you have a classical liberal free market* with little social services (1800s America) or leaders who rule with an iron fist that can k
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Makes perfect sense. It's a different target. In terms of being able to start a business up and bring people in from about anywhere, get them working and some semi-modern infrastructure with not a ton of regulatory and immigration ha
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by beaglesss 2y ago
Dubai has far looser work visa and banking laws. And low taxation. Infrastructure may not be as cheap but it is accessible. If your goal is to get in make money and leave Dubai might be a lot more approachable from both company owner and