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Comment #47452428
Again, you're drawing an entirely arbitrary line between physical violence and "hurt feelings". You're reducing speech to just "other people's opinions" but as the U.S. courts have…
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Comment #47447560
Like I said, it is a spectrum. You draw the line at physical violence, an entirely arbitrary line, whereas the U.K. goes further and continues to emotional violence. And before you…
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Comment #47447464
> Plus, under Extended Limited Tax Liability [...] bank accounts [...] Plus, and I reiterate, the difficulty in obtaining a simple bank account without a TIN and proof of address i…
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Comment #47445968
Again, that's not what the law states. The law is not broken when someone is alarmed or distressed by a comment. The law is broken if you post something that is "likely or intendin…
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Comment #47445859
Let's pretend my random country generator didn't pick the worst possible example. I should have chosen a country I am familiar with. Let's take Germany. A German tax resident can d…
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Comment #47445038
Potato potato. No less legitimate than Trump.
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Comment #47445018
I don't wish to fall down the rabbit hole of trying to defend U.K. laws so I'll keep this short. You're being intellectually dishonest. That page does not back up your assertion. Y…
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Comment #47444860
You are categorically incorrect. Picking a random country: Italy. Please explain under what legislation or mechanism an Italian citizen who spends 3 months in Japan, 3 months in So…
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Comment #47444813
The same principles apply around the world. The U.S. recently invaded a sovereign nation and abducted its democratically elected leader because that leader was ostensibly involved …
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Comment #47444791
You're even allowed to post photos of your cocaine on U.K. websites!
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Comment #47444784
The destination of the packet where it is sent, just as a toy sent from the U.S. to a customer in the U.K. is sent to the U.K. rather than the local Fedex store.
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Comment #47444535
If we want to base the argument on technical nuance, 4chan are sending their packets to the U.K. just as the cocaine dealer would be sending packets (of cocaine) to their buyers in…
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Comment #47444379
That’s the trick. Don’t live anywhere. Every other country taxes based on residency rather than citizenship. If you’re not a U.S. citizen you can just wander around the world livin…
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Comment #47444357
That’s not really true. The Ofcom representative said “not allowed” not “unable to”. Even if cocaine is legal in my country, I’m “not allowed” to sell it to British consumers by th…
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Comment #47444242
How to Not Pay Any Taxes: don’t be American. Living tax free is easy enough for everyone except Americans.
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Comment #47436947
Shortage of labor, high cost of labor and red tape are all consequences rather than causes. The cause is cultural. Property is the asset in much of the world and the value of prope…
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Comment #47419821
“our bodies are designed to eat it” Even if that were true, our bodies were designed in a different era. Long before factory farming and antibiotics, long before curing and flavori…
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Comment #47410995
That's patently absurd. For almost every vegan, Veganism is predicated on the belief that all animal lives should be treated equally, that there is no difference between livestock …
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Comment #47410779
Since when have vegans used dog meat in a xenophobic way? The entire point of the dog meat comparison is to highlight that meat consumption is cultural and that other cultures eat …
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Comment #47405192
Beyond Meat aren't unique, there are dozens of brands offering the same product. Tens of millions of people eat these type of products. Any (or most) burger-serving restaurant in E…
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Comment #47405087
I disagree with the idea that it's "not the moment for plant-based meat". Beyond Meat has a fantastic product that does very well in lots of markets. The problem is that Beyond Mea…
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Comment #47386676
Could it be the sunk cost fallacy? He started out thinking he’d spend a few weeks, then a few months… and before long, he has been in there for years and so he must continue with t…
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Comment #47382422
Most employees at most businesses show up do as they are trained and then go home, because that is what is asked of them. Even those who might have the inclination to explore new t…
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Comment #47381666
I suspect it’s much more about understanding user behavior, i.e: given more allowance off-peak, do users change when they use Claude? And from there, that will inform how plans are…
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Comment #47369403
Elon was running some sort of $1m competition for the “best” Twitter post for a few months. I think those type of dissertations about Phrenology and the like have fallen off a clif…