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by ty6853 1y ago
A lot of rural areas have small-scale wireless ISPs at 10-100mbps. You just have to install a directional antenna on your roof. This doesn't work once you get really remote, nor does fiber. In any case none of them beat the experien
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by ty6853 1y ago
It's hilarious hearing family/friends who I have invited to remote areas shit-talk Starlink while using it, because we have no great other choice. Personally I will buy internet from Satan himself if it works and for the right pr
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by ty6853 1y ago
Running a generator to power a point of sale machine and maybe an offsite server is a lot easier than generators to power the whole electronic payment chain.
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by ty6853 1y ago
You are incapable of seeing because you are blinded by an ideological rejection that property ownership can increase your skin in the game. Go back and decide what is stopping you from seeing that. It is probably negatively affecting other
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by ty6853 1y ago
>That has got nothing to do with the political franchise. Until you consider getting resident visa is by far and away the most common way to franchise for immigrants, barring some exceptions like Argentina and citizenship by investment c
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by ty6853 1y ago
This all seems like a moot point to me until there is actual consequences for people who ACTUALLY cause accidents. We all know someone (maybe ourselves) who had their car totaled, seriously damaged, or been harmed by people that hit and ru
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by ty6853 1y ago
Time also kills. And not speeding costs lots of time, especially in aggregate.
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by ty6853 1y ago
Valid points. The question is after a judge orders a deportation and the executive is insistent on carrying it out, what would you do with citizen kids after the deportation of their parents?
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by ty6853 1y ago
So basically create a huge incentive to drag very sick kids through the darien gap and cartel land with no real plan for foid and housing of their kids? If i did 1% of that someone would call cps to take my kids.
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by ty6853 1y ago
They have land that can be taken or voted away. I don't think only land owners should be able to vote, but it's worth noting worldwide having significant property is one of the most common ways for immigrants to qualify for a res
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by ty6853 1y ago
My guy will do better with the power they never destroy.
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by ty6853 1y ago
I honestly cannot. There is almost nothing worse than losing your kids. It might be worse than death. The humane solution is to allow a deported parent to keep them.
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by ty6853 1y ago
As soon as Harris ran for POTUS they edited out that her dad was characterized as a Marxist scholar and then viciously defended any attempt to re-instate it.
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by ty6853 1y ago
I mean yes? Democracy is a pretty poor model for governance. IMO peak enlightenment happened circa the 17th or 18th century when classical liberalism decided government should be based on individual liberties and anything outside of that
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by ty6853 1y ago
Rule of law and its "equal, impartial, consistent enforcement" is totally a discretionary thing and very much by democratic support. The federal government has stopped enforcing low-level marijuana possession pretty much whole-sa
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by ty6853 1y ago
His wife claimed in a restraining order filing that he was one writing she was "punched" "scratched" and had her clothes forcibly ripped. No idea if he was one as she claimed the exact opposite of what she wrote on her G
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by ty6853 1y ago
Garcia could have been deported literally anywhere but el salvador as he had an active deportation order, and withholding only from El Salvador. They could have just dropped him in a barren reef in the middle of the Pacific and said good f
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by ty6853 1y ago
US Marshalls IIRC is also the hardest to get into. If I recall they have like one day a year they accept applications and they all (only certain # accepted) get filled within seconds. (I'm probably embellishing but not by much).
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by ty6853 1y ago
That's not true. You do not need to be convicted, you do not even need to be charged. Since this is a hot topic, look at Abrego Garcia. His wife filed a restraining order. The initial order was slightly different than the temporary o
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by ty6853 1y ago
I know what study you are reading and the case it uses to argue that is highly flawed.
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by ty6853 1y ago
The courts are a bit split on this. Recently in illinois a judge found an illegal immigrant is not a prohibited person if they meet some standard of community ties/integration, although I've totally forgotten what criteria the ju
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by ty6853 1y ago
This is basically what Ammon Bundy did, and most of the US hates him for it. The federal government tried many times to jail him but ultimately he was found innocent everytime. Finally they managed to get him by a friendly judge who had a
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by ty6853 1y ago
I keep hearing over and over the ICE warrants aren't real. If they are arresting people using them and judges are recognizing them, they are real and the people demanding an arrest warrant are the sovereign citizen-tier people screamin
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by ty6853 1y ago
ICE, ATF, and CBP has always been the house for the dregs of federal LEO. It is for the people that fail to get into anything else. FBI is prestigious because they get the most qualified tyrants, who are smart enough to lie and deceive in
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by ty6853 1y ago
Definitely depends. Most my neighbors in the country have 100 amp service and they are sucking that dry already now that they have heated water and electric HVAC. Many more run solar only since it can cost $30K+ for a half mile extension.
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by ty6853 1y ago
One would be wiser to based on annual depreciation in real $ plus time value of purchase price. I suspect out of new trucks a tacoma would be the cheapest since the depreciation is low to negative (IIRC recently a Tacoma was worth more 1
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by ty6853 1y ago
I love it. However I wonder about the overlap between people that need a truck and this particular truck. I have only owned trucks when I needed to go out in the middle of bumfuck nowhere with a payload, in places with poor access to elect
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by ty6853 1y ago
Probably not, but as someone who didn't vote for either major party, nor am I a conservative, it was glaringly obvious that ramming through without lube someone who totally dive-bombed the prior primary might have avoided a sanity chec
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by ty6853 1y ago
I think it's in reference to pre-internet 1A 'protection' even when using publicly available private property. >See Marsh v. Alabama for this -- a company town was prohibited from barring picketing and pamphleting on priva
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by ty6853 1y ago
The most glaring example of this was how reddit did a total 180 before/after the election. Before the election questioning putting a candidate in without a primary was sacrilege. Afterwards it was a popularly supported reason for the

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