Remember when Tesla released fully autonomous self driving cars?
The funny thing is....it's not like their voters would care if they lied. They could literally say "We cut the budget by $17 trillion by making sure the trans kids don't get surgeries!" And their voters would fucking cheer.
They wouldn't look deep enough to actually care what they cut.
So the question is why even make this announcement? I'm guessing it's a distraction from something else.
It's not the same. Granted it's been years since I used the vim plugin but last time I tried it couldn't even do standard find and replace.
This was a few years ago. Pretty much most of the red flyover states (Arkansas, Minnesota, etc.)
Basically my criteria was:
- very low or free filing
- reporting requirements that can be filed online
- had strong liability protections
Most states (even blue states) have pretty strong liability protections so long as you write your bylaws correctly.
But free filing was rare. Most had some sort of annual business license fee.
Once I saw the comments, I was like "What?! No...."
I chose this.
my attorney friend (note: We did not establish privilege) said pretty much the same thing. It's a lot easier to dismiss liability for an officer of a corporation than for an individual person.
We shit talked very informally and pretty much came to the conclusion that so long as you don't pierce the corporate veil (e.g. spending company money on personal things), you are pretty protected.
If there's one thing that's been clear is that businesses have more rights than humans so we should all register an S Corp in some state that has super lax reporting laws and then post as CEOs of that company.
If they take you to court tell them that you have limited liability as an officer of a corporation and that they need to sue the corporation.
Since the corporation has no assets and no income, you start bankruptcy proceedings. Set up a second company and repeat.
The last time I was job searching, Comcast recruited me for a job. It was for way more than I was expecting but I told them that I was not going to work for them. They tried to push and ask me why and I should go through the interview process to see if I like it.
I was very frank with them. Their stance on net neutrality alone was enough for me to decline. The recruiter was surprisingly understanding and wished me luck.
Nah this won't happen. Because there will likely not be an election. Or there will be an "election" with Trump winning 100% of the vote.
The ”line always goes up " duty often comes from a hostile board, and often after a CEO shake up or a board reelection.
I am not. And I'm not into crypto either.
If you have a way for me to contribute outside of telling people to pirate shit, let me know! 😂
Bare in mind that the Constitution is merely a piece of paper. It only has power because the people who have the means give it power. Our military leaders, our representatives, our judges...
We've come to a place in time that Trump, during his first term, put the people in place who put conservatism (specifically Trumpism) higher than the Constitution.
So here we are, days before a man who promised to be a dictator on day one, is set to be inaugurated. With the full support of several key people throughout the government to bring in fascism to the country.
They will only use the "Constitution" to justify their actions.