“By refusing to publicly disclose such transactions, Thomas made it impossible for watchdog groups to alert tax-enforcement officials about the potential issue in real time.”
How does a "public servant" get to just choose to not release financial transactions?
Mind-boggling
Something something idle hands something devil’s workshop
Enlightening but sadly unsurprising.
Less is more makes so much sense now…
People do that China 🤷♂️
Coming to a Western country soon near you!
Hey, least you only caught crabs
¯_(ツ)_/¯
Wait til they try to get insurance involved too for “on-site injuries” and such -_-
Putting the ‘capital’ in Capitalism.
I remember when I got admitted at 20. Two Latino dudes and white, teenage me in the cell.
One dude had my mat for my bed. He saw that I walked in, looked at me, then got up without a word and put the mat on the bunk for me. I thanked him, introduced ourselves, and talked. Nicest person the whole time there. The jail staff were assholes on a powertrip. This dude ended giving me his “mom’s” number bc I do programming and stuff, which I ended misplacing. He said he was in for them finding a large amount of $ in a… foreign… car. I still wonder to this day how life would be different had I called that number.
Hope he is doing well.
As she defends neo-librealist neo-facism at home and neo-facists in Israel…
Then she asks “Gor any blow?”
I understand My pro-tip is sometimes they run sales for 50% off so only $50.
Try during black friday this year
I gotta say its really good with connecting to financial institutions and categorizing expenses automatically so imo its been v helpful with tracking spending categories like groceries, gas, misc, eating out, etc. Better than mint when I used it
😢
Definitely should report that. But they’re dev is really good and they have great customer support!
I have and I’ve met some seemingly cool ones. But that doesn’t redefine the archetype of the role?
Monarch is great They’re running a 60 day trial for new accounts right now too https://www.monarchmoney.com/referral/iufdeoug31
Okay, listen here ya little shit…
Not to mention the primarily black population of Louisiana who are disproportionately targeted for crimes will be the greatest number of false positives .
Due to the common knowledge the facial recognition is severely lacking when it comes to successfully identifying black populations due to darker tones being harder to differentiate.
This would take an existing problem and magnify it by creating a larger, more automated police state.
Not to mention data privacy/security, which the LA DMV just got their data hacked in the last two years…
Seriously a public safety violation all-around.