>>895090
this. Just "fall down" and make it look like an accident

She can apologize by cutting off her hair and flogging herself

>>895536
>/pol/ opinions aren't worth shit

ftfy

Proving once again that journalists peddle in fake news to gain sympathy, outrage, in the quest for ratings.

>>898424
If anything she′s selling a fake version of herself, the news is still clean even if she isn′t. Muddy clothes or not, it′s the same story.

>>898156
Because if they shitpost here they can flip over to another board that they might actually give a shit about like /vmg/ and shitpost there without the supervisor seeing that there account shitposting more about gensin impact than ccp propaganda points.

>>891742
China is shit but so is Falun Gong and the only reason the Epoch Times is reporting on this is because they’re owned by Falun Gong.

>>898156
They have fragile egos and can't stand anyone calling them on their crap.

>>898170
Was about to say this. I don't necessarily disagree with their points, but I didnt see them coming clean with their connections to the Falun Gong anywhere. A lack of full disclosure here troubles me

>>900227
>I didnt see them coming clean with their connections to the Falun Gong anywhere
You must be blind.

I suppose the west raped their homeland so they went ahead and did it back

>>900110
>Liberals really hate themselves huh?
ftfy

>>900147
Your mom is a liberal.

>>900010
>Austria has a village called 'Fugging': after all the humour generated by it's previous name: 'Fucking'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugging,_Upper_Austria#Popularity_and_notoriety

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugging,_Upper_Austria

>Fugging
>Upper Austria

And they say the Germans have no sense of humour...!

>>900151
yeah it was popular to steal the town sign lol

>>899281
so... you do you now go around and kill every baby on "massive" lifesupport? what about the old and sick? i mean if all it takes to not count as human is to use up massive "lifesupport" might as well right?
Also just so people understand i am actually pro abortion but not because i think its right.. nope... more because i think todays far leftists should have the right to abort their own offspring... for the sake of the future of the western world lol

>>899339
The ethical thing would have been letting the child die.
They will have a horrific quality of life, and if they grow old enough to reproduce, they'll be forced to consider that their child may be cursed to the same fate.

>>900096
>They will have a horrific quality of life

So we should sterilize Africa? Sit there waiting with the green needle at every birth in case the child comes out retarded? Just go out and start Homeless Hunts?

I wouldn't leave ethics as something to be judged by some faggot on 4chan who really wants to kill a kid because some other faggot on 4chan used it as a cheap argument against abortion. Nobody else, not the doctors, not the parents, has come along and said AND SEE, THAT'S WHY ABORTION IS BAD. Just some faggot on 4chan politicized it, some faggot who would politicize people's favourite cultivars of apples.

And because of that you're desperately trying to counter-politicize it by convincing everyone that this kid needs to be fucking euthanized. Fucking look at yourself. Take fucking stock in your words and your actions. You've been driven to moral infanticide because of some faggot on 4chan.

What the fuck is wrong with you? The other guy is a histrionic magat fagat, but what the fuck is wrong with (You)?

>>897023
wisconsinites are truly god's chosen people. this baby is the reincarnation of jesus christ

>>900098
>So we should sterilize Africa?
Yes, but that would cause concerns that it was done for racial reasons. So we air drop contraceptives instead and go around telling them how to use them.
>Euthanizing retarded children
They should be aborted before birth. You can't force a mother to have the child aborted but letting your retarded child be born should be seen as a monstrous thing to do.
>Homeless Hunts
They should be put back into the asylums that were torn down. That industry had problems but shutting it all down was a baby and bathwater reaction.
>all that other shit
Funny that you call the other guy histrionic, that's exactly what I thought of you while reading your tirade. Go be an emotional normalfag somewhere else.

>>898399
>gym

shows just how mentally retarded and brainwashed you faggots truly are, media shits out a lie and you run with it for year willingly and knowingly that its a lie because spreading the lie is the most importent pr for dregs of society like you. Kill yourself.

Everyone in power and the media are devil worshipping freemasons. People are waking up. You failed demonrats. We are on to you, Satan. The Lord rebukes you. Cheers.

Jesus Christ is your true and only king. And he is coming back with an army.

"just following orders is not an excuse", the democrats committed treason by rigging the election and using MSM and social media to suppress the evidence. Anyone defending democrats is guilty of assisting in treason. The Jan 6 protesters are innocent under the necessity clause of the constitution.

>>900128
>the democrats committed treason by rigging the election and using MSM and social media to suppress the evidence
Meds

>>899934
Sadly gonna have to say we already have this thread
>>899160

The Cook County State Attorney is seeking to block a $1 million tax refund that the Illinois Property Tax Appeal Board ruled is owed to former President Trump
Donald Trump
Meghan McCain: Democrats 'should give a little credit' to Trump for COVID-19 vaccine
Trump testing czar warns lockdowns may be on table if people don't get vaccinated
Overnight Health Care: CDC details Massachusetts outbreak that sparked mask update | White House says national vaccine mandate 'not under consideration at this time'
on his Chicago skyscraper’s 2011 tax bill.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, the office of Cook County State Attorney Kimberly Foxx filed a lawsuit this month with the Illinois Appellate Court against the refund, stating that the former president's refund would take away taxpayer dollars from Chicago public schools and other agencies to pay for it.

Last month, the state property tax board voted 5-0 that the value of the Trump International Hotel & Tower had been overassessed, thus leaving Trump eligible for a refund totaling $1.03 million.

The tax breaks had been sought on behalf of Trump by the law firm Klafter & Burke, formerly run by Chicago city Alderman Edward M. Burke (D).

Burke has since pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial on federal charges that he blocked businesses from getting city permits until they hired his law group.


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>>898820
>lack of reading comprehension status: confirmed

Why can't the US government fight degeneracy the same way? We should emulate North Korea.

>>896355

imagine americunts and their media oligarchs are so scared of great leader from a small country that they shit themselves by just because they are to retarded to translate "my treasure" and "companion" from North Korean language and are shitting themselves and spinning shit stories. americunts are savages and cant into Korean Language. no wonder USA smells like New York.

>>899079
>Why can't the US government fight degeneracy the same way?
Not enough civilization score to upgrade to communism. US can only slaver monarchy and oligarchy.

USA causes the feminization of other countries societies as well as its own. North Korea is terrible but South Korea is the most effeminate nation in the world

>>898563
In which alternate reality?

About three-fourths of people infected in a Massachusetts Covid-19 outbreak were fully vaccinated against the coronavirus with four of them ending up in the hospital, according to new data published Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The new data, published in the U.S. agency’s Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, also found that fully vaccinated people who get infected carry as much of the virus in their nose as unvaccinated people, and could spread it to other individuals.

>>899560
>About three-fourths of people infected in a Massachusetts Covid-19 outbreak were fully vaccinated against the coronavirus with four of them ending up in the hospital, according to new data published Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

That's probably going to be because most of the people up there were vaccinated and because delta can still infect the vaccinated. How many of the unvaccinated people in that one had to go to the hospital and how many of them died?

>>898564
>he thinks a totalitarian state goes one way
if daddy tells you to suck his dick, you do it like the good little citizen you are. If not, it's to the gulag with you.

>>899947
leftists do it no problem

>>899725
Only 2,900 people died in 9/11, and that shit got us into a war for 2 decades that still hasn't ended, and you are saying 400 people a day isn't shit?

>>899746
400 a week to be fair, but at the same time that adds up. Not to mention we were at a point where there was a 9/11 amount of deaths every day.

>>899746
Are you willing to go to war with China over it?

>>898802
Lazy fucking nigs could stop playing around in a taxpayer funded hospital bed and have the common courtesy to die already.

>>899957
Okay, we'll tell the nigs to leave once you actually start paying taxes you worthless cuck

>>899834
>The 125,682 "breakthrough" cases in 38 states found by NBC News represent less than .08 percent of the 164.2 million-plus people who have been fully vaccinated since January, or about one in every 1,300. The number of cases and deaths among the vaccinated is very small compared to the number among the unvaccinated. A former Biden adviser on Covid estimated that 98 to 99 percent of deaths are among the unvaccinated.

so it's fucking nothing then...

>>899865
>99% of vaccinated people are fine
>Meaning this matches up exactly with the statistics about the vaccine since the beginning

They really do like trying to pull "Gotcha!"s with new sources that repeat shit we've known for months, don't they?

>>899867
yeah, pretty bizarre, only makes sense if you understand that the GOP is actually a deathcult.

>>899727
Getting mugged by niggers is not "something to do" anon, you have Stockholm Syndrome

>>899729
Wrong thread shill, holy shit hahahahaha

>YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE SAYING PCR CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFLUENZA AND COVID HERE YOU FUCKING RETARD.
No, thats the CDC :)

https://www.cdc.gov/csels/dls/locs/2021/07-21-2021-lab-alert-Changes_CDC_RT-PCR_SARS-CoV-2_Testing_1.html

>Oh hey, by your own admission, they just had a flu outbreak!
And most of the victims were still vaccinated!

And if you post this in the other thread you're getting the same CDC link in repsonse lmao

>>899730
>being this salty

Sorry I can hit the barcade, see a rock show, and hit the club in the same night. I know you have to drive 25 miles to do even one of these things and the facilities are barely passable at best, but try not to be too jealous.

landlords and tenants are both scum

Rentoid subhumans absolutely seething, better pay up.

Industry groups including the Blockchain Association, Coin Center and the Association for Digital Asset Markets outlined their opposition to the requirements in statements on Thursday, taking particular note of provisions in the draft version that could lead to targeting of individual users.

Perianne Boring, founder and president of the Chamber of Digital Commerce, said in an interview on Friday that her group proposed amending the bill language to “tighten the definition” of what constitutes brokering activity to exclude cryptocurrency miners and the operators of decentralized finance platforms.

“The idea of shoving this into a congressional mandate or as a as a revenue-generator for something completely unrelated, is not the preferred way or the right way to get the best policy,” Boring said, noting that ADAM and others have repeatedly asked for more guidance from the IRS on how to enforce existing laws.

ADAM's CEO, Michelle Bond, said “it is critically important for the industry to be at the table to provide technical assistance for proposals of this magnitude."

Tax compliance is considered a major problem with cryptocurrencies, and lawmakers are hungry for the $28 billion their proposals are said to raise to help finance their big-ticket spending plans.

The issue is complicated, potentially affecting banking and securities law. It also crosses jurisdictions in Congress, from the tax committees to banking panels.

The move to boost cryptocurrency reporting requirements comes after Republicans killed a plan to boost IRS enforcement by greatly expanding the agency’s budget — something Democrats are expected to tackle in a separate tax-reconciliation package.

IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig has repeatedly asked lawmakers for more power to improve tax compliance in the cryptocurrency industry, where many market participants are unaware of their obligations or are outright cheating.

Though industry officials vow to fight the proposals, they’ll likely face an uphill battle.

The plan is headed for a quick vote in the Senate, and lawmakers will be loath to blow a hole in the infrastructure proposal after struggling for weeks over how to defray its cost of the plan.

The fact that few lawmakers understand cryptocurrencies and their relationship to taxes means that any lobbying effort will require a major educational campaign. Congress’s most expert member on the issue, Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio), happens to be one of the main authors of the broader infrastructure package.

Portman spokesperson Drew Nirenberg said in a statement: "This legislative language does not redefine digital assets or cryptocurrency as a ‘security’ for tax purposes, impugn on the privacy of individual crypto holders or force non-brokers, such as software developers and crypto miners, to comply with IRS reporting obligations. It simply clarifies that any person or entity acting as a broker by facilitating trades for clients and receiving cash must comply with a standard information reporting obligation."

Much of the proposal is designed to replicate the reporting regime imposed when people sell stocks in companies like Apple or Ford.

Brokers would be required to report people’s so-called basis, or the price at which they bought cryptocurrencies, as well as their gross proceeds — which would make calculating their tax bills much easier. Studies have long shown that when people know someone else is independently reporting their income to the IRS, they are far less likely to skirt tax obligations.

Lawmakers also want to include anti-money laundering provisions sought by the Treasury Department that would require transactions worth more than $10,000 to be reported to the government.

Behind the scenes, lawmakers have debated language that would expand the definition of broker to include decentralized exchanges, without traditional middle men, and peer-to-peer transactions, though some say the language of the proposal is broad enough to sweep in others like cryptocurrency miners.

“The extension of the definition of ‘broker’ is a surprise,” said Lisa Zarlenga, a partner at the firm Steptoe & Johnson LLP who works on cryptocurrency tax issues.

Another source of contention: provisions that could potentially go beyond cryptocurrencies to other types of digital assets like non-fungible tokens.

The Treasury Department had already been working on rules to tighten reporting requirements on brokers like Coinbase, but having Congress’s imprimatur would help head off any potential legal challenges to the agency’s authority to issue new regulations.

Industry officials are vowing a fight.

Blockchain Association Executive Director Kristin Smith expressed frustration with the last-minute scramble to write the legislation, saying it could impose new requirements on “all sorts of different actors in the ecosystem.”

“We think it would have the effect of potentially driving a lot of these actors and businesses and individuals involved in crypto overseas and really stifling the innovation in this space here in the United States,” she said.

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While Congress’s budget forecasters can predict with confidence the cost of tax changes that are similar to ones lawmakers have made before — such as expanding the child tax credit — they invariably have a harder time for more novel policy proposals.

Cryptocurrencies present a particularly difficult challenge because their valuations can fluctuate wildly, it’s hard to know how many people are buying and selling the assets, and forecasters have to make guesstimates about the tax rates they likely pay.
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>>898767
Your body is your property, and you have a right to enjoy that property free from the intervention of others. If you own a house, you can potentially use lethal force against someone who entered without your consent, and abortion involves the same underlying principle.

>>899157
This, cry more MAGAts.

>>899157
>use lethal force against someone who entered without your consent,
YOU consented to become pregnant when YOU allowed that dick into your body. Stop making excuses. Everyone sex comes with a risk, particularly unprotected sex. If you become pregnant because of a voluntary act you engaged with, then YOU are responsible for the ensuing pregnancy.

>>899412
Which of those things are you?

>>899392
>YOU consented to become pregnant when YOU allowed that dick into your body
When you have sex, the only thing you're consenting to is sex and nothing more than sex. However, what you initially consent to isn't even an important factor in the ethicality of abortion. If you let someone stay at a property that you own, you are still within your rights to kick that person out later if you decide you don't want them there. Likewise, even if a woman had sex with the intention of getting pregnant, it would still be her right to terminate the pregnancy if she changed her mind. Unless you've signed some legal contract, you're not obliged to let anyone use your property for any longer than you want.

volunteer fire(wo)men suck.

>>899492
There is far too much information missing from this story. How the body could not be recognized as a real human is beyond belief. If it was on fire enough to disguise the fact that it was human, it's impossible to believe nobody noticed the stench of burned flesh. You smell that even once and you can't ever mistake it for anything else, and the stench of burnt human flash is so different from anything else imaginable that there is no way to ignore it and think it's something else.

Something far more fucked up than a "simple mistake" (involving several firefighters & police) happened here. At the least, several major training issues are raised in both the police and fire departments.

>>899492
I don't why witnesses would jump to mannequin upon seeing someone dump a corpse and burn it. Maybe Canadians are too trusting, I wonder how many times someone saw something and brushed it off, "oh Jim was just dumping his persian rug off at the construction site, shame his wife wasn't there to help him".
Four hours after the fire to file a missing person is pretty soon, and while there's no mention of how long she was missing before then, I'm still fingering the boyfriend on this one.

>>899747
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/11551977/#q11551977

https://indonesiaexpat.id/news/sex-party-to-create-mixed-babies-in-indonesia/

>>899747
>>899749

british are savages...