WTF happened to USMCA? Trump's tariffs violate it, and it's law in the US, so this is just another instance of Trump admin violating whatever laws it pleases. So, WTF should the rest of us obey laws?

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Maybe AI is how Idiocracy truly comes about?

No, the loan taxing or some similar action that a more tax law/law adept person could come up with would be targeted at the morbidly rich to put an end to the loophole that is allowing these individuals to use their income without ever paying any taxes.

How about we change the top marginal Federal income tax rate back to what it was in 1979? At the same time, we need to put an end to the Buy, Borrow, Die by taxing any loan at the marginal income tax rate calculated based upon the total value of all assets. Or something similar that someone who knows a lot more about tax law than me. Something needs to be done about the wholesale tax avoidance these morbidly rich frakkers have been engaged in for 40+ years.

Eat the frakking rich, starting with Leon!

You are an ill informed cad and bounder. Unions are what got us the labor laws and protections we have. Without them we'd be working 60+ hours a week, in dangerous conditions, for pennies. You need to learn some labor history.

Not going to work very well on air-gapped networks.

in acquiring more energy for his tech bruhs, he'd overcome his enthrallment by the fossil fuel industry. Frak that shit gibbon.

Less frijole byproduct has made the ozone layer great again!

Two years ago.

Lazy frakkers. They never heard of proofreading? I understand using AI to get ideas, but to turn over your professional reputation to one is pathetic. It's on the same level as plagiarism.

CO2 is invisible. Tire particulate would cool the environment, if anything. Quit gaslighting.

>That man sure lives rent-free in your brain.

If you are an American, and who he is and what he's doing doesn't hold your attention, then you are either a) Very lucky, or b) Very stoopid.

Okay, kiddo. I'm 58. There were still paper straws in use when I was a kid. And I'm not talking about the ones filled with flavored sugar powder.

They weren't sucky back then because we didn't drink 44oz of pop at a time, so they didn't become terribly mushy.

Sounds like someone has a serious addiction problem.

My 22 year-old son has thanked us for similar parenting choices. Difference was, computer was in his room, but we used software to limit his screen time and Internet destinations. Didn't get a smartphone until highschool. We're doing the same with his 13 year-old sister.

My wife and I made this choice based upon observation of our friends who had children before we did. We didn't want the device-addicted zombies we saw them becoming. We made the same choice about DVD players and screens in our vehicles. Gen Z and Millennials have serious problems dealing with boredom and appropriate levels of stimulation.