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Raise the taxes to where? Back to where they are in 2017?

the new economy is a form of Serfdom Buddy, it's always been serfdom. Democracy just made it more palatable.

Or it's neither.

A - It's embarrassing how quickly this FUD spreads around the crypto circles. The bill has been up since May 25th. It hasn't even been voted on. And even when it is voted on, the language of the bill changes

You really, really like "quotation marks".

Numerology, religion, and politics all in one comment thread, without a hint of sarcasm and no name-calling. I just found the cure for reddit's cancer: incentivized comments. (Also you guys are being entirely

It is okay it use publicly, but only if you pay the license fee through Getty Images - this requires setting up an account and buying credits that you can spend on licensing the images (which you can then

Can't argue with that :)

We should be speaking of it. I love cryptocurrency - I have since I bought my first Bitcoin - but the amount of hype and blind faith around here lately (especially with Steem) is super troubling. I want

Call me a complainer, but it's kinda lame that you're posting an image with a Getty images watermark. The photographer's gotta make a living. It's not difficult to buy a license for stock photos. And if

I'm not trying to rain on the parade... but did you see what happened to those guys at the end of the movie?

If only there was a downvote button.

Here's the video - it's worth a watch if you're interested in content promotion: He also tells a story about a company that wanted to pay him to post an ad of their product, and he had to explain that

For what it's worth, GallowBoob doesn't have any real "following" that gets him on the front page of Reddit, he's just stupidly good at finding or repackaging interesting content and intuitively

I mean that's the fundamental rule of all for-profit content production, tbh. Of course it's nice when your interests agree with the money-men's, but sometimes you gotta decide if you want to be principled

The best thing about California is that 99.997% of it is not Los Angeles.

You know what's even more rad? Formatted posts.