Mildly reclusive American living in Europe.
Tends to get truculent about movies, music, the Oxford comma, and politics
There is an attempt to conform to the taxation/representation issue, but it’s never going to be 100%. Non-citizens and foreign entities are going to be subject to certain taxes within the US as well. At a simple level, there’s no way avoid sales taxes. People have to pay sales tax in states they can’t vote in either
That’s not true. There are technically different classifications. For example, fees are specifically not taxes.
It also feels like it’s something different because they aren’t supposed to go into the general fund, but advance payment for specific benefits
It also feels like it’s something different because they aren’t supposed to go into the general fund, but advance payment for specific benefits
It also feels like it’s something different because they aren’t supposed to go into the general fund, but advance payment for specific benefits
Because they don’t tax them. Puerto Rico doesn’t pay federal taxes
That’s why they don’t pay federal taxes
Easy, they don’t pay federal taxes
It might work. Sentences can be subjective, and it probably isn’t going to hurt. Why not try. Same reason people dress up for court: suit, tie—everything they wouldn’t normally wear
I’m not going to fault anyone for typos. I fight my phone’s autocorrect all the time, but it was odd that just those two letters were transposed
Did you switch the keycaps for your r’s and t’s?
You need to look up the McDonald’s coffee case. The woman got third degree burns and needed skin grafts. She only sued to have her medical bills covered. The judge raised the amount because McDonald’s had been warned about their coffee temperature several times.
It also shows what the most identifiable parts of their names are Trump/Kamala vs. Donald/Harris
I think MASH put it in popular culture a long time earlier
Wouldn’t authentic house music be from Chicago and European be derivative?
The Upper Peninsula of Michigan and up by Buffalo, NY get some serious snow
I think it’s more divided by where it gets cold. Russia, Norway, Sweden… are also big on hockey. Even in the US, it’s kind of regional. The Upper Midwest and New England are crazy for hockey. In the winter, rinks pop up here and there in backyards
I said from the beginning it was a dissonance to me.
The street sort of counts too. Licensing requires them to stop for accidents, etc