RT Bruce (@bruce_barrett)Air India says 30% of passengers on India-US flights ask for wheelchairs.Most are able bodied travelers scamming the priority boarding system.Real disabled passengers get left short.https://t.co/OtdMXITcHg ...

RT Sam Parker 🇺🇸🧯 (@BasedSamParker)2/ Friends:Kash Patel's girlfriend, w/the help of his lawyer, is suing me for $5 million. They're trying to bankrupt & silence me for doing journalism. Please contribute to my legal defense fund & help me beat this baseless attack on me & our free speech.https://t.co/kWwFghgnPt ...

RT Evelina Hahne (@EvelinaHahne)If you come to Sweden and rape our women, you should be deported regardless of whether it’s a danger to your life in your home country. You are obviously a danger to our lives.It’s insane that this is a reason for rapists and other criminals not being deported in Europe. ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Anarcho-capitalism is a wonderfully abstract ideal that can inspire innovation. It helped inspire me to help invent cryptocurrency.But real-world cryptocurrencies are not trustless -- they are trust-minimized. Each cryptocurrency has a legal attack surface, representing the kinds of ways governments and/or private entities can practically use law to disrupt their operations. The layer 1 of a good trust-minimized cryptocurrency like Bitcoin can withstand much more interference than ...

RT Wall Street Mav (@WallStreetMav)I suspect the CEO of Ford is lying here.There are 500,000+ mechanics in the USA (automotive technician). Their salary range is $35,000 to $80,000 per year.If Ford is really offering $120,000 then there would be tons of experienced mechanics applying. https://t.co/Yn2P31V8Jf ...

RT Volveris Novo (@volverisnovo)"Pensar q Bitcoin, ou qualquer outra criptomoeda ou protocolo blockchain, é canivete suíço ancap mágico q pode resistir a qualquer tipo d ataque governamental em qualquer área legal é loucura."100%(individuo + COLETIVO) vs ABSTRAÇÂOtech é arma da ABSTRAÇÂO qdo não há coletivo ...

RT Vince Virga (@vvirga)🚨 Visa Policies Sucking Our Economy DryRemittances to India Exceed $30 Billion AnnuallyThat’s $30 + Billion a year, sucked out of the US economy, NEVER to return.What are the long term effects?Question:What are the cumulative effects on the US economy over a 10-year period if $33 billion is sent annually as remittances to India?Answer:$330B total outflow reduces US GDP by ~$500-660B (fiscal multiplier 1.5-2.0), cuts domestic consumption/investment, slows job growth by ~2-3M positions ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)I'm writing about very real laws in very real jurisdictions in which Bitcoin miners, pools, noderunners, and wallets operate. Real laws in real jurisdictions are quite far from being "speculative boogeymen." There are, today, libraries full of an extremely wide variety of laws that apply to an extremely wide variety of arbitrary content.In all the technology examples you list, it is possible for the operators to *delete* data once they have obtained knowledge that it exists, witho ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Accusing somebody in the financial operations space of "being motivated by fear", as if fear of theft, disruption of operations, etc. is somehow inappropriate, is the most ludicrous argument imaginable. Store your money out on the sidewalk, lest you be accused of being motivated by fear. 🤣 ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)Data as interpreted by investigators, lawyers, judges, and juries is extremely far from being "all [just] data." These parties will be looking at the data in question and putting it into one or more of an extremely wide variety of legal buckets according to their jurisdiction's laws and their various interpretations of how the data you are hosting fits into these laws.Your legal rights vary quite radically depending on what bucket(s) the aforesaid parties decide the various partic ...