When actual attorney's are talking about legal issues, they'll usually say something like "I am not your lawyer" as a defense against entering into an attorney-client relationship which creates a bunch of complications.…
But... this tax bill dramatically _lowers_ taxes on people who make a lot more money or have a lot more assets. So sure, this guy is rich relative to an unemployed coal miner. But you're being a little disingenuous by…
That sounds like all the same problems with defining a "traditional" contract, except now when things go wrong you have to explain what ETH is in civil court, hope the volatility of ETH doesn't make things weird, and…
So uh, how far along is your Facebook-killer?
If you've got a point to make, don't squander it with an insult and a patronizing tone. It doesn't contribute anything to the conversation.
I think the part you're missing is that they support raising taxes on the very wealthy, not on college students who are barely scraping by as it is...
When actual attorney's are talking about legal issues, they'll usually say something like "I am not your lawyer" as a defense against entering into an attorney-client relationship which creates a bunch of complications.…
But... this tax bill dramatically _lowers_ taxes on people who make a lot more money or have a lot more assets. So sure, this guy is rich relative to an unemployed coal miner. But you're being a little disingenuous by…
That sounds like all the same problems with defining a "traditional" contract, except now when things go wrong you have to explain what ETH is in civil court, hope the volatility of ETH doesn't make things weird, and…
So uh, how far along is your Facebook-killer?
If you've got a point to make, don't squander it with an insult and a patronizing tone. It doesn't contribute anything to the conversation.
I think the part you're missing is that they support raising taxes on the very wealthy, not on college students who are barely scraping by as it is...