GaryTang

As part of its goal of rehabilitating and reintegrating criminals into society — the maximum punishment in Norway is 21 years.

Quite a spectacular feat considering all the spending.

That’s a good point. In the Education sector, I believe there are many private alternatives that are gaining traction and I suspect they are the disruption the public sector is looking for and will adopt eventually. Just like how many older companies entrenched in middle management have been getting disrupted.

Are centa-millionaires and billionaires the ones most likely to avoid such taxes by setting up these dynasty trusts, or other tax shelter, in whichever jurisdiction that allows it?

It’s not fear mongering if it’s factual. Farms are low margin businesses — If they are being taxed when the patriarch dies, I don’t see how they keep their farm.

Democrats love estate taxes because small businesses and farms don’t have the political power to fight them off.

The fact that a single state can accomplish something of this magnitude gives me hope for America.

deductive reasoning? unless you don’t trust the numbers posted by the FED

In related news, did anyone see the turnout tonight at the Texas A&M and Alabama game? Second biggest turnout on record — 106k people

I’d say the opposite is true. Additionally, it is much MUCH easier to find tech communities to have a discussion as compared to business-oriented communities.

After further consideration, I agree. Deregulation is the best regulation.

Yikes, that actually sounds pretty bad too. So… deregulation is the best regulation, like in most other cases?

What do you mean the variability?

>From Wikipedia, “(The act) is the first of its kind to rely on enforcement by private individuals through civil lawsuits, rather than by the government through criminal or civil enforcement.”

Wow, it looks like the legislation is not as bad as the media and others make it out to be. In fact it looks like an incredible step in the right direction — enforcement from society rather than the government. I imagine that means much more leeway compared to enforcement via the criminal court system.

Perhaps because it informs our future investments. If we see some communities are thriving and others are not, it may be more prudent to live or invest where there is more potential of future prosperity.

Primarily because recognizing natural immunity will reduce the likelihood constituents will opt for booster shots every six months.

Lax labor laws are incredibly good for the employee as it contributes to more opportunities and thus upward pressure on wages. In states with lax labor laws, it’s not who you know but what you know.

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https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/tesla-...

I find it incredibly annoying that Democrat cities leverage business friendly policies in Republican states to flourish and then eventually turn the whole state against those policies.

Is this not a strength of crypto?

Huge win for the people!

Does any one else get the feeling that many environmental pieces are just Chinese propaganda used for economic warfare?

Good point, zealots love to parrot propaganda

Here is the actual proposal that corresponds with the story. (Page 94)

https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/131/General-Explanati...

If not, you will be placed in team “Parasites and all other societal dregs that contribute less than they consume”

Yeah, it’s pretty obvious when there is 5x as many posts for the same event than there would be for an equivalent event. Ex., that drone strike that killed a bunch of kids last month had maybe one post, this whistleblower has dozens

considering I was able to on min wage as a minority, and know many others who have as well, it’s hard for me to sympathize

they are trying to milk current race relations in the US and I imagine are hoping the democrat p will back them to overstep the law so they can get a paycheck

neither is unfeasible for anyone

which would be wild if at the end of the day politicians didn’t still have the last say

maybe buy a home farther from work and commute, renting isn’t your only option

What’s scarier is the little acknowledgement from current governments