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by ty6853 2y ago
Generator, a cistern, and a diy septic system will get you started
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by ty6853 2y ago
Yep, one of my favorite tradesmen is Larry Haun. He started carrying tools for carpenters for pay as a young kid -- which today would be illegal. Imagine being in school and learning math and science in the context of how it tied into bui
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by ty6853 2y ago
Buy a small parcel of land and park a trailer on it or build something expedient. My house cost like 20% of almost anyone else in my area by just doing it myself without any code inspections. All it takes is courage to bypass the conventio
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by ty6853 2y ago
When I was a kid and got bored I roamed the creek or biked miles around. Sometimes even with a real or bb gun. All these things now end in arrest or investigation or at the least a Karen stirring up shit, unless you are real rural. I weep
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by ty6853 2y ago
The customers are captive (pay or sheriff with guns show up to toss your ass out), the employer is spending OPM (largely funded to administration or special interest segments or overhead), and the student consuming has essentially no say si
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by ty6853 2y ago
You're aware Yugoslavia had an ethnic war not long after that right?
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by ty6853 2y ago
A group of idiots who share battle plans with journalists under commander in chief Trump have clearly displayed their incompetence in drawing consequences. That the idiots who illegally sent it know best was not even on my radar of possibi
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by ty6853 2y ago
Hard to say. Sharing it may have lead to saving of servicemen lives since it may cause an abort. Not like it is a self defense mission, attacks on Houthi is totally optional meddling that likely breeds more 'terrorists'.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Our state school played the pledge of allegiance every morning, had police with drug dogs doing sweep to great praise of the administration, and military recruiters begging us to come kill enemies of the state. The sanctioning of these act
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by ty6853 2y ago
I thought of using this argument but realized one could argue the agreement is not divorcing you. If they disagree they will simply divorce and have the judge impute salary at the tech one, which will nearly certainly happen. If you are ma
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by ty6853 2y ago
You generally cannot open a bank account without address. It is trivial for criminals to do with darks. Last time I was between addresses no one would open me an account even with a US passport as it failed kyc with no address. KYC does f
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by ty6853 2y ago
Why are you so emotionally hostile to the fact that the founders would have found the present day government wildly unconstitutional? The Constitution has been amended and reinterpreted many times since then, why on earth would that be don
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by ty6853 2y ago
... you were trumping up how rural people had an oversized hand. Now you pretend you have no idea. Lets not play dumb.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Taxpayer. First for welfare, then the prison. Maybe that's the point, remove the father from the kids life, subtract enough money he can never fully stand back up, dad is now broke and out the picture and the kid without money or a f
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by ty6853 2y ago
I think the number of people oblivious to the fact that stuff like helmets and car seats have the hazard of being compromised from a crash is low enough to not distort the market much. That's part of why these items have such a discou
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by ty6853 2y ago
Hard to say. Raising risk and lowering supply might make it more profitable to do fly by night grey market operations that disappear before enforcement.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Almost everything sold to California has a big label telling you that you might get cancer, and no one cares or even takes note anymore. The manufacturer puts it because it's cheaper than proving it doesn't cause cancer. And your
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by ty6853 2y ago
... the 20th century event was notable because it marked a change from the thought at time of founding up to then. You can ignore history but simply declaring it can't be imposed on you ignores all the inertia of a system only partiall
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by ty6853 2y ago
Given you called the senate 'gerrymandering' I think you had an idea before you hid behind this socratic method to avoid making any assertion yourself.
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by ty6853 2y ago
The main value add of buying a brand new seat has always been that unless someone repackaged and returned one (which does happen), there is 0% chance it is post crash. That is the whole point of used car seats, if you are too broke to buy
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by ty6853 2y ago
The regulation has to be cheaper than the value add of the service. Nobody wants to get sued for a gazillion because one time in 100 million a child flies out the recalled car seat and gets chopped up by a telephone pole, which of course w
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by ty6853 2y ago
Iirc Facebook has dealt with this for lots of children's stuff by banning it's sale. Certain items (forgot which, maybe car seats etc) you have to look up creative misnamings to find them, although maybe Ai has crushed that by no
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by ty6853 2y ago
Clearly it does, as we now have a system highly maladaptive for what it delivers; and that is the legacy you refer to built from 18th century intentions.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Yes, see the FDR era and the threatening to pack the courts to change the interpretation to allow progressive reform. The reason why the thoughts of the people that designed our government is relevant is not appeal to authority but to under
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by ty6853 2y ago
Because the federal government was meant to be extremely limited and mostly serve to mediate _actual_ interstate commerce and foreign affairs. The oft ignored 10th amendment left most everything else to states or the people. The system was
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by ty6853 2y ago
>ere exactly do you think the additional revenue comes from to fill the gap between "infrastructure revenue" and "total transportation spending"? Total - infrastructure = non infrastructure. I have never doubted Calif
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by ty6853 2y ago
Look you can muddy the waters by considering all of transportation, much of which isn't infrastructure, but what anyone reading can clearly see is all this source lawyering doesn't get past the fact I have at least some data point
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by ty6853 2y ago
https://taxfoundation.org/data/all/state/state-infrastructur... Your premise is false to begin with. In NY the roads are 60% funded by use taxes like fuel taxes, not majority property tax. It's hard to
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by ty6853 2y ago
Which means again it's an offloading from poor working class who tend to live in shittier transit access areas where a car (and its road taxes) is more necessary, regressively upwards. Public transit as implemented in US is a regressi
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by ty6853 2y ago
Property taxes are regressive tax, analogous but not equal to the way sales tax is, try again.

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