notch898a

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by notch898a 4y ago
We just burned ~1/6 of it on a single bank...
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by notch898a 4y ago
~$60 / person. You can be certain the banks will pass on the "special assessment" in a way that won't be regressive against the common person. Certain.
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by notch898a 4y ago
Meanwhile for late childhood to to mid adulthood, 99% of my visits have been a doctor listening to me for 2 minutes tops while applying what amounts to a flow chart of how to diagnose and treat something like strep. Yes a doctor is best, b
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by notch898a 4y ago
The medical cartel loves to cloak their policies under the auspices of safety. In the end you'll find their policies magically result in massive profits for bureaucrats and chokepoints that constrain the supply of gatekeepers. This i
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by notch898a 4y ago
The only significant ways I'm aware of that people get needed rx medications outside of physicians and mid-level practitioners is to leave the country or use "vet"/"animal" drugs. What are the simpler other al
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by notch898a 4y ago
Yes but the difference is most engineers, and pretty much all lowly programmers are unlicensed. AI or some non-human accessible in the countryside so you don't have to order questionable "fish" antibiotics or "cat"
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by notch898a 4y ago
It would save a lot of money on demolition though. The plumbing, cabinets, appliances, doors, ducting, and everything not fixed to the frame would get removed for free and it would be very easy to bulldoze after the house catches fire from
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by notch898a 4y ago
Ah yes, East Cleveland. One night I was biking home, one of the locals took note of my weakened position with a flat tire and that my skin color denoted I was not from the neighborhood, and they put a gun to my head. If you buy there, I re
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by notch898a 4y ago
Personally I don't give a shit if people can sit on their house forever at -5% real interest rates or whatever. Just let me build a shack out of chicken wire, 2x4s, and tin roof. If you get to rig the game to get a house the least yo
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by notch898a 4y ago
It's not declarative. In Hawaii it's decided by a committee, if they decide you're the wrong race your ("homeland") land lease will be rejected. I'm unsure of how it works for property ownership in American S
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by notch898a 4y ago
US still has explicitly racist policies. For instance: To apply for Hawaiian homelands land lease you may be: any descendant of not less than one-half part of the blood of the races inhabiting the Hawaiian Islands previous to 1778. Guess w
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by notch898a 4y ago
>There's nothing the fed can do to escape this one, it's either massive inflation or massive recession. The fed knows this. They should make it explicit to the common, ~100 IQ, joe six pack American. It's infuriating wat
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by notch898a 4y ago
Nothing, please just don't be the guy I saw with a brand new car literally clearing out the unattended "little food bank" stand to sell stuff on facebook marketplace (while audibly complaining about the low value of the DVDs
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by notch898a 4y ago
If you add up all three of those (25% using for towing, 30% using for offroading, and 35% for hauling) I get something like 85% as the upper bound (unlikely, but no overlap case) of people using it for those truck purposes.
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by notch898a 4y ago
I have a feeling most of the way it happens is someone just says they are going to a border town and just ... don't stop. IF the pilot doesn't care about losing his license (i.e. they're being paid Do Kwon kind of money) and
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by notch898a 4y ago
There are several (most?) credit cards you can settle it nightly if you like.
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by notch898a 4y ago
I don't know. You could ask him. Look up @rabite. The dude is exiled from the banking system so I doubt he'd be too eager to give up his properties in Ukraine.
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by notch898a 4y ago
The genius of many conspiracy charges is the crime is basically "did bad stuff" where "bad stuff" is anything from drug distribution to murder. So whether ross killed or distributed the drugs, he was guilty of X. The gen
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by notch898a 4y ago
Do you truly see nothing wrong with creating a generic conspiracy charge, showing beyond a reasonable doubt that some element of that conspiracy was true, and then saying "sentence him for any element the judge finds true by prepondera
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by notch898a 4y ago
Should Al Capone have been treated like a usual tax dodger? Of course. Al Capone being cited so often is precisely why I believe he should have been treated like a usual tax dodger for the tax crimes and treated like a murderer for any mur
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by notch898a 4y ago
Ross was convicted on the generic conspiracy (which does not depend on violent acts) and then sentenced on preponderance of the evidence of the individual possible overt act that one of the conspiracy acts was murder for hire. Not senten
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by notch898a 4y ago
But yet not evidence he was convicted of anything but non-violent internet crime.
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by notch898a 4y ago
The lesson learned from Ross Ulbricht is that there's a good chance it's Leavenworth for non-violent internet crime. Edit: per usual folks come out of the woodwork to accuse Ross of murder-for-hire despite the fact he was not conv
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by notch898a 4y ago
google 'felon warrant fires police' I'm honestly shocked I'm forced to even cite that this happens. Although I suppose if someone has lived in America and made it to adulthood without acknowledging the stories they aren
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by notch898a 4y ago
The question is why he wouldn't cross the land border and then fly from there. Customs is rarely checking passports as thoroughly on the way out as on the way in. The thinking was probably the risk was the same since he was entering
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by notch898a 4y ago
Have you ever been in a jail cell? Almost every day in the US you see someone who decides to go out with guns blazing rather than go back.
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by notch898a 4y ago
Weev went to transnistria, stayed the 1 year it takes to get the passport, and then somehow is living in Ukraine off that passport despite the fact it isn't even recognized by Ukraine. There's also several other 'microstates
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by notch898a 4y ago
Honestly I just thought that was the way banking was done. I don't send a lot of wires (and everybody else I have dealt with were even worse).
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by notch898a 4y ago
Yes my bank says that, but as soon as I actually do it they suddenly have to "do KYC" aka hold it up for days and give me lots of bullshit reasons why an already thoroughly KYC'd account needs to wait for a wire because reaso
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by notch898a 4y ago
Based on your recommendation of the "pretty serious degree" to the extent Rothbard has managed to decrease government, I have decided to donate a token amount to the Mises Institute in your honor [0]. I gotta say until now I thou

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