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Spike proteins, man.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/1kylx4VpU8RV/

Those people have totally inconsiderate and unfriendly personal beliefs. America is NOT the place for personal freedom/liberty. And the Boston Tea party was never about taxes.

Doesn't HIPAA provide for health privacy?

If a business asks for a customer's vaccination status, don't they then need to comply with HIPAA with regards to having that data?

Ad Hominem.

Living in Western Kansas and working for a large family farm right now.

Most of the farmers around here use the long tube grain storage (1) and store it right on the edge of their fields. Lots of grain stored here across the countryside that probably isn't recorded anywhere.

1. https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/agricultural-plastic-...

I.e. Good ole boy's club.

Mandatory Vaccination is in violation of the Nuremburg Code.

Why does the government and Big Pharma give away the mRNA vaccine in order to save lives when my diabetic wife has to pay $1000 per vial of insulin?

And how is this not political?

Only happens to people who have given up their Sovereignty.

Or a reset to more sensical laws.

How would this work under Public Law?

DC is so screwed.

https://theamericanstatesassembly.net/notice

Methinks the virus doesn't care about governor's contrasting actions.

Eliminate British Territorial taxes and it becomes even easier to achieve.

Some armchair math:

Energy required to fully charge a Tesla: 50kwh [1]

Average electricity output from solar: 200w/meter squared [2]

50000/200 = 250 square meters of solar for 1 hour 250/8 = 31.5 square meters of solar for 8 hours (typical day)

Number of cars on the planet: 1.42 billion [3]

1.42b * 31.5 = 44.375 billion square meters of solar needed to recharge all the cars on the planet, if they were all charging at the same time.

Total cost for just the solar panels: $177 billion [4]

Not to mention the land purchase and infrastructure investment to carry that much extra electricity every day.

1. https://www.motorbiscuit.com/how-much-does-it-cost-charge-te... 2. https://www.theecoexperts.co.uk/solar-panels/how-much-electr.... 3. https://www.rfidtires.com/how-many-cars-world.html#:~:text=P.... 4. https://www.solarpowerfam.com/cost-of-solar-panels-per-squar... $4 for best cost.

> unlike so many American corporations.

Such as the United States Federal Government under the current administration?

> All it takes to "print" more Bitcoins is for the majority of miners to agree to make a fork that will allow for more. And that will happen at one point.

Why is this a bad thing? America's founders believed that the people could mint their own coins.

IIRC, he ran the country from Florida in a Bermuda shirt.

A person could just remove themselves from statutory jurisdiction and travel "outside the box".

https://theamericanstatesassembly.net/correct-your-status

You could make some serious money right now with a commercial generator feeding electricity into the grid.

Scarcity has value. With only 21 million Bitcoins, there will not be any more added.

Unlike US Dollars.

And since it is difficult to acquire gold or silver now, Bitcoin has utility.

Ask Elon:

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/02/08/tesla-buys-1point5-billion-i...

Why would there be an impeachment unless congress thought DJT was still president?

13 hours and no discussion?

Now they just need coal.

Coming sooner than you imagined, and not from Netflix...

Since people can't bitch about politics on HN, RH gives them an avenue to vent.

March 4th.

Scary to think that after four years of solid market gains it could implode because of retail investors getting angry.

Trying to stem the hemorrhaging.