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by ty6853 1y ago
... they released the restraining order paperwork which was already public record. She doxxed herself when she filed her allegations that her husband was a wife beater. She also probably doxxed herself if she bought the property she lives
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Getting these people drinking water is hard, maybe even harder than brewing beer. Is there any campaigns to get africans to drink a gallon of beer a day?
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The libertarian position is highly anti-democratic. If the people vote for a lynch mob, they should get it, and the nebulous pollution of democracy through "my limitations on democracy are better than yours" do not sell well with
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Sure, ultimately i learned meta society is a scam, being lectured about environmental responsibility by the same people that use their precious rule of law for vast destruction of wilderness area wildlife migration by building massive hundr
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>Capital expenditures aren't subtracted from revenue. They have no effect on profit. This is a cheap slight of hand to confuse unsophisticated readers. It has effect on taxable profit since much of cap ex is deductible.
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It's a cultural rift. I also built a house with no code inspections, no building plans, and no trade licensing. Which seems to scare the shit out of a large segment of commenters on HN, meanwhile living in a place where that is actua
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I've never had this feeling more poignantly than one day, where I was deep in a wilderness zone of the Cascades, several miles from even the nearest logging road. I was minding my own business, pack in, pack out, with not a soul in sig
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Yes even though I'm no fan of taxes, allowing borrowing against gains is clearly "realizing" them, it is an absolutely absurd fiction that allows this to be untaxed.
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Yes now I just put so small amount in my debit checking that I can afford to eat the loss.
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The counterpoint is this happened to me once. When I reported the fraud, the bank accused my wife of being unfaithful to me in another state and accused me of bank fraud for reporting the fraud, then they closed my checking account and den
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On first glance that's the case, in practice they clamp down hardest on middle and professional classes. The rich borrow against gains or pay long term capital gains, or just "re-invest" (no profit) into durable assets for t
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Which is why I keep a burner bank account for debit transactions, have fun racking up felonies for a couple hundred bucks.
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Cash is vastly vastly preferred for restaurants in the USA by both sides. This is also has the advantage that if for whatever reason it is impossible to pay because all the servers have disappeared and no is up front, you can just calculate
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There's almost always a POS at the entrance of any restaurant, if nothing else for take out orders. If I have to wait more than a few minutes I just walk up and have someone ring me up. Maybe that messes up the order of things, I don
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Lol never been to the US/Mex crossing? Almost everytime I cross I see like 20 hispanic looking people with nothing but a birth certificate. They let them right across back into the US, meanwhile I used US passport and they locked me
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I was abused at this same port of entry, including being jailed as a USC. Prior at this same port, a woman was warrantlessly vaginally "searched" via manual manipulation at the direction of CBP. She lost. And I contacted her att
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Obama started doing it as a concession to the Saudis for our policies in the ME. More recently Yemen has pirated ships as an immediate response to our support and funding of mass murder of civilians in Palestine. So the Yemenis are not bl
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I don't know it's zero sum, but if the drone strike on a Yemen domiciled US citizen would have been anticipated I think that citizen would not have waited around to be blown up, to the extent a child has such agency.
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The number innocent US citizens in Yemen dead due to US strikes exceeds US pilots killed. So the US dead lives calculus is complicated by the fact this is also Americans (government) killing Americans.
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Meanwhile military recruiters were coming to high schools grooming underage kids to sign up for the war. The strong underlying tone was "you're poor let us fix it." If the local strip club came by and into the local school p
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Yes. Honestly I am astonished Ervin, the leader of that enterprise, is getting out so much sooner than Hoover who IIRC just advertised it.
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Well there's also the case that a main component in having your sentence reduced is expressing genuine remorse. I'm not sure how on earth someone could be remorseful for a mala prohibitum victimless offense while simultaneously ma
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These kind of convictions aren't rare in the firearms domain. People get arrested or convicted all the time for doing stuff they had no idea was illegal. More recently a Navy Sailor (Patrick Adamiak) in the pipeline to be a SEAL was
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It apparently doesn't in one of the areas of which I have a high level interest. The ATF is constantly changing their mind on what a machine gun is, and if it is one, it is a strict liability crime. Not long ago a guy was put in jail
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Jeremy Kettler -- bought a silencer completely made and sold within his state (no interstate commerce) and believed based on the Kansas Second Amendment Act (I think that was the name) which legalized intrastate NFA items that it was 100% l
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If I believe, in good faith, I have not broken the law. I should not be convicted.
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The whole thing is intertwined. Podunk cops often get put on 3 letter task forces and work in a mutual arrangement with each other. They often have a really clever scam going on where they kick seizures up to federal agencies, since it is
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It's ironic that Milton Friedman, the guy that invented income tax withholding, was one of the staunchest fighters against it in the end. They all get their paycheck straight out your paycheck before you even think about it. It's
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A lot of the guys I met in the YPG had seen way more combat than that and still yearned for it. One of them was retired foreign legion that did this as his retirement. When we were getting shot at one of the older guys would get viscerall
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The risk perhaps not so much moral injury, but that combat and war is almost like a drug. Imagine going back home to a toddler raging about the wrong color cup, a narrow set of civil rules, and flipping burgers after living a life out the

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