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by ty6853 2y ago
I vouched your comment, it appears yours are dead by default. Being cut off from the financial system I'm interested in hearing your opinion on what that is like. Unfortunately I'm afraid to venture too far into how/why I th
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by ty6853 2y ago
Ironically DPRK would probably make the most money if they just ran honest banks and exchanges without the FATF and KYC nonsense, as a sort of refuge from regulation that island nations used to provide. There is massive demand and few opti
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by ty6853 2y ago
How much of that 100 eurobucks is liability insurance on getting sued for a gazillion dollars because you forgot to tighten a bolt once a decade after being kept up by a cranky toddler?
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by ty6853 2y ago
When I was studying engineering I applied for every highly paid blue collar and trades job imaginable to try and escape a career at a desk. It isn't as easy as some think to get into. In the end I received my engineering degree befor
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by ty6853 2y ago
The worker can buy a share of tesla or general electric and make roughly as good of returns as any other unskilled investor could hope. The people beating the stock market on capital investments generally are being paid in essence for othe
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by ty6853 2y ago
I hear kalashnokov rifles sell well.
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by ty6853 2y ago
>here's another question for aspiring Soviet central planners: which successful American industry should be dismantled to free up the capital for rebuilding Guangzhou? The men and material have to come from somewhere If serious I&#x
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by ty6853 2y ago
CRA under the 1875 version was found unconstitutional per the Civil Rights Cases of the Supreme court [0]. In the 1930s the executive threatened to pack the supreme court and many analogous private/intrastate commerce regulations were
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by ty6853 2y ago
My registered party is public record and yours probably is too. Most the real election for high level office happens in the primaries, so in most states if you want your slice of influence everyone knows roughly what party you chose, albei
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by ty6853 2y ago
The populace is always arguing about how I have to pay up for taxes for muh roads and schools whether I want them or not, or else go in a tiny cage. Now they have to eat their crow of what it's like to legitimize the violence of a repu
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by ty6853 2y ago
Except now orders more magnitude of internet connected high knowledge third worlders are not only chomping at the bit for these jobs but qualified for them, and remote work is now largely accepted. The final phase of this is where Americans
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by ty6853 2y ago
Opportunity: you can buy $1500 in shingles, put them on someone's roof yourself in 4 days, and clear $5000 profit -- somewhere where rents/mortgage are under $1500 a month and a nice restaurant meal for two is under $50. It's
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by ty6853 2y ago
You can call it whatever you like. I didn't say it was an environmental program, it is first and foremost a revenue generation program under a clever guise to dupe towards political leaning of new yorkers. You can read their own descri
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by ty6853 2y ago
I wonder if they could get around that by making the prices balance to zero? Like charge fees to people during congestion times and pay those fees outdistributed equally amongst those who enter during non congestion. Then there would be no
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by ty6853 2y ago
I'd be interested in understanding the property rights of the roads they were taxing. Were they taxing highways that had some covenants or contract ensuring toll free passage? I'm unfamiliar with the contract made for federally
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by ty6853 2y ago
The Civil War settled that the feds could rule over the explicitly authorized powers of the federal government. In the 30s the feds reneged and decided blatantly unconstitutional stuff like the (later passed) Civil rights act could hold if
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by ty6853 2y ago
That was dependent upon an interpretation of the 10th amendment achieved via intimidation to pack the courts. Before that most the regulatory apparatus would not be constitutional. What many of us are welcoming is an end to most regulation
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by ty6853 2y ago
What difference does it make. He is a lame duck who is performing his remaining elderly acts. There will be no reckoning for Trump.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Man to man, you and I both know -- if you've really been there -- that while no one hopes for one many thrive on it. GP may well be one of those.
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by ty6853 2y ago
I know in the private sector if fired you can pretty much lie if ever asked and odds are no one will find out. Probably different for government jobs. They will know if you've been fired from a government job. And once you are instit
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by ty6853 2y ago
It's an interesting departure from the usual method of just hiring former regulators as a delayed reward for the corruption.
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by ty6853 2y ago
If nothing else works I've also fallen back on commercial fishing in the Bering Sea near AK (free food and board included), and hitch hiking to north Dakota to work on the oil rush. I don't know if they still hire but usually the
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by ty6853 2y ago
Something like loading up Swains Island chalk full of every potent drug imaginable by the barge full and then offering free one way tickets to whoever wants them might have an effect.
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by ty6853 2y ago
I'm not even sure it's a problem so much as a symptom. If you see someone with shortness of breath, normally offering some oxygen might help them. Unless of course they have COPD, in which case that may very well kill them.
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by ty6853 2y ago
Having been homeless a couple times the way out is rather simple in most cases if you're sane and sober. A days day labor is enough for food, propane, and bus passes for a week. Anything beyond that us enough to buy a shower at a tru
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by ty6853 2y ago
Yes I am too. I have no problem with them entering at least facially. I'm saying if we're to provide for them I see even more cost effective options in areas Venezuelans can reside in.
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by ty6853 2y ago
For the price of a home here they could live in a shack in the jungle of Venezuela off the mere interest and never work again.
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by ty6853 2y ago
If drugs are strongly intertwined I wonder if an opportunity to voluntarily seperate from familiar drug triggers and sources might provide some balancing to the downsides.
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by ty6853 2y ago
I don't follow. Are we moving the goal posts yet again from the above of what % knew what something was? Because the constituency generally did not know of the nuclear safety team. I don't even know their was a constituency cal
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by ty6853 2y ago
The involuntary wealth transfer of slavery was from slaves to the rich, not the other way around. Framing it as the slaves taking from the rich when they stopped being slaves by no longer providing free labor is monumentally disingenuous,

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