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by ty6853 2y ago
Tornado cash has been delisted from OFAC, and there is also something like monero / privacy coin.
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by ty6853 2y ago
No one knows how to make a pencil. --Milton Friedman
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Lol there is no due process at the border for a simple imprisonment, it is 'administrative' and I have been held up to a day or so without any sort of hearing. I pulled my FBI record from the last time they tossed me in immigrati
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by ty6853 2y ago
I have contacted multiple attorneys including the one of Ashley Cervantes who had a nearly identical case (almost all same facts except she was vaginally raped by finger of doctor) who lost. They all said they do not take these kind of cas
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by ty6853 2y ago
You should not lie to them, but they basically play a huge bluff game. They will scare you into thinking they know all. They do not, they are largely playing a confidence game. Cartel members or their clients who are coached will make it
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I am still in debt from the last time they took me to the back room, did some kind of x-ray which detected my belt buckle. They declared the belt buckle was actually drugs up my ass, they strip searched me, and they then dragged me to two
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Argentina has entered the chat
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Money in this context is just a representation of value. You presume the money for foreign goods is leaving the USA when we import the goods, but that is actually not necessarily the case. Make no mistake, these countries are getting somet
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The US might reroute them through Sinaloa, and then Sonora or Chihuaha...
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And labor shifts from activities where we have comparative advantage (highly skilled labor) to things where we have less comparative advantage (low skilled labor). So now you have a lower skill low pay job and paying more than before. I can
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Trade deficit is effectively a migration of capital inflow, so tariffs should reduce not increase investments.
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Yes they are incredibly popular amongst cartels and shady characters with import/export business, as Trump just handed them the largest geo-arbitrage payday of their lives.
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Well that explains it doesn't it? One can cheaply employ your youth at bottom barrel wages and buy up or rent the real estate without competition with native professionals. And I'm not damning anyone who does that, it helps the
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On a per capita adjusted basis UAE/Dubai blows about every other place out the water for number of incoming rich migration (even on absolute basis they are near top). Much easier to get an investor visa, far lower taxes on business inc
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Farmland is overpriced in part due to farm subsidies. It will help bring land prices back to earth for other uses.
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What economist is advising Trump? Can we read their game plan somewhere?
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Mexican cartels just got handed the biggest payday of their wildest dreams. 30% profit on the entire global economy if only they can get it past the border.
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Somewhat yes. But more precisely it is a reallocation from things we have the best comparative advantage to things where we have less comparative advantage. The main effect is to make almost everyone poorer.
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I'm not saying smart contractors are more effective but they might be more accessible to the plebs than hiring a lawyer to prosecute your case.
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by ty6853 2y ago
And pretty unique online irreversible near instant transactions. For this reason it was often the cheapest way to buy bullion online in a way that cleared in less than an hour, since most banks charge for a wire and credit cards (or vendor
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The chart you posted conveniently cut off april, which was higher than August. https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/figures/mm7112e2-F1-l...
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>>Why don't they just make the special interests pay their own multi-trillion dollar war bills instead of sabotaging US universities with surprise taxes? >Either compare ideal tax structures with “no loopholes” (none of these
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by ty6853 2y ago
My contention was never so much experts making recommendations based on projections built on weak evidence, but rather experts issuing orders on these wildly false projections that imprisoned and fined people for something as simple as danc
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The evidence being peddled by our state health director at the time to justify lock downs was largely computerized projections that were not based on overwhelming evidence and were ultimately wildly wrong even without vaccines.
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April
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Our tax now is worse than flat. Warren buffet brags about paying less % than his secretary.
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Perhaps so but I ultimately use data I collected to make my own choices in my own environment, not to force choices upon you. If you had different data I would not judge you for acting differently.
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Those protocols were apparently not in place yet, or security wasn't aware of them, or no one wanted to stop me. I walked around damn near every hallway of the hospital, which was smallish.
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For inexplicable reasons I was about the only one there with free reign of the hospital. They seemed so starved of guests and happy someone was there for good reasons that the hospital didn't stop me from walking around most the hallw
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Most people don't care about university protests. They're largely a means to get laid while achieving nothing and at worst destroying their own university. As long as they don't spill out into the surrounding town any outra

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