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Not by much. 0.32 vs 0.30 by this estimate https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/economic-inequality-gini-...
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Sure, take a look at Bahamas or Seychelles, "rich" black countries almost as high GDP per capita as some of the nordic nations (PPP adjusted in Seychelles case). Still with infant mortality in the relative shitter. Or compare his
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Take a look at the bodycam regarding the baby taken away: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Du-jbE022I "Not medically necessary." The baby was not about to die, in fact the doctor admits in the bodycam to manufact
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>"Where in the developed world are babies at the lowest risk of death? Where there are fewer black people or native americans. In the US it almost follows to a T a heat map of where black people and reservations are. Except the pla
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I have no idea how this tracks to births, but I did some studies before of Nordic homicide rate, and if you drop an actual Nordic citizen in similarly white homogenous states like new hampshire their murder rate isn't terribly worse th
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The hesitation was likely because something like a dozen of their own guys were in there (which they refused to identify at trial, so we only know the ID of one that was discovered), and the guy leading the live fire exercises, Fabio Minogg
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>can occupy parts of national parks and have an armed standoff with federal agents, again with no real consequences. ... until you realize ~ a dozen of the Malheur were informants, and the 'boat ramp' live fire exercises they t
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Lol the Obama administration did not 'do nothing.' They offered a plea agreement to the Hammonds (cause d'etre of the whole thing), who were then sentenced for a wildland fire under dubious circumstances. After the sentencing
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It appears you are correct about the other members of the truck (though I'm unsure to what extent they were leaders). I had seen the video before but thought them in his family as he raised lots of foster children who may look quite u
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The Bunkerville trial of Ammon was declared a mistrial with prejudice. For Malheur he was found 'not guilty' on all charges 'according to wikipedia', >On October 27, 2016, Ammon Bundy was found not guilty on all count
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The one that was killed was only done so away from Malheur, when the men with badges suddenly became brave again when they had one man and his family out in a bumfuck rural road.
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>I have no idea how bird hunting is handled but I bet it simply fails a logic test and shouldn't be allowed for the exact same reasons. Bird hunting is handled with #8+ bird shot, which at 45+ degree angle it is essentially at termi
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Amon Bundy was tried on many charges and his case was closed with prejudice. The media and government tried and tried to paint him as a criminal but ultimately all the kings horses, men, and prosecutors weren't able to persuade a jury.
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The biggest land horder in the USA is our government, they own ~25+% of the land and refuse to let people homestead anymore, no matter that much of it is far better than the land I 'homesteaded' for a high bid in literal desert sh
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I live in the middle of nowhere where lots of people build one room shacks in the desert, because we allow that here. You can build whatever the fuck you want. Some are living in mud huts (yes in the USA). They shouldn't be forced t
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Implementing Georgism before deregulating land use seems like putting the cart before the horse. It's quite likely that once you can legally build a skyscraper on any piece of earth you own, that resorting to a tax extortion fest for o
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IIRC zelle is designed to be reversible for the banks but not the customers, it is the worst of both worlds.
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I've intentionally used irreversible crypto payments to a merchant that is an an industry with high chargebacks. It is highly useful in transactions where the merchant is highly trusted but the buyers tend to be weasels. Such merchan
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Banking reversibility is also kicking the can to a trusted third party. Several years ago my credit card was stolen. I contacted my bank, who then accused my wife of cheating on me in another state (I know this didn't happen because t
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The administrators could educate and urge the parents and school board to vote against this faux risk mitigation.
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Also see the installation of "HALO" type detectors in schools. They use zero-party audio recording to detect 'gunshots' (why the fuck does a school need this to detect gunshots which will be heard throughout the whole sc
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High probability bets on polymarket usually pay worse than the prevailing interest rate, and on top of that you have to deal with counterparty risk.
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I just described a possibility where the businessman is better off and the customer is one iota better off, that is not 'zero-sum'.
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There is nothing even remotely close to a 'free market' in pet clinics. A free market would be me with a sign in the corner, offering to perform surgery on your dog, with my engineering degree printed on a piece of paper and anest
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Unless you take the skeptical view that the US administration does not represent the people but rather merely the administration and its ilk, who stand to profit immensely if they are in cahoots with corrupt import/export smugglers or
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There is a 'human' process 'somewhere in the middle' as you say. I'm not anti-capitalist, I just acknowledge this as a fundamental part of the human process. It might even be the case the businessman's incenti
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I just described a possibility where the businessman is better off and the customer is one iota better off, that is not 'zero-sum'.
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But there is a real magic that happens in the process there. When two people make a deal, voluntarily, at least rationally (unless it is charity) both expect to be better off. The magic of the businessman is to connive his way into getting
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IDK about this particular administration, but the government did place Tornado cash on the sanctions list (now removed). Which does operate differently than monero, but from the view of a bureaucrat I think similar effect.
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Lol they already have. Hawaladars are basically synonymous with terrorists now.
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