“Like Jan 6th is blown so out of proportion.”

You’re gonna have to cite sources on that one. Again, all one has to do is live in a state where housing costs are really high, and own a house. Property tax and income tax will likely do it. Also, the entire reason the SALT cap was put in was to punish people living in Blue States.

That’s the thing: It’s NOT a joke. Accepting that excuse for their behavior simply emboldens them to go further, and further, and further, until you get another Jan 6 event.

Not really. Most of the states this would affect (California, New York) subsidize the lower tax states. Even with allowing higher SALT deductions, they still send more in federal taxes than they receive back.

Not really. You mainly need to live in a high cost of living area. Buying a house in California, where housing costs are astronomical, and then having property taxes on that, could easily bring you afoul of the $10k cap.

No, repealing the State and Local Taxes deduction caps means that people who live in places like New York and California aren’t getting double taxed. One doesn’t have to be “wealthy” to have high income/property taxes.

Sure, the law is applicable to both the rich and poor in the same way that laws banning sleeping under bridges or begging in the street is also applicable to both rich and poor.

And by message, with this specifically, you mean, “Kill Democrats.”

It clearly was NOT meant to be funny. I’m really, really fucking sick and tired of Republicans being treated with kid gloves because “it’s a joke”.

See, that was a Democrat, and a woman, talking about a Republican. Completely different. CNN can’t make a stink about a Republican killing a Democrat.

The stock market is not “all made up,” but it is far more feelings than facts.

Aside from the blockchain responses, they’re making it sound like these would actually affect the game. As in, you could pay to win your NFT, so that you always win (until the publisher puts out a more powerful NFT, but they sold you the most powerful one ever, so they would never do that, right?)

Ok, lets say I had the NFT of Super Mario, and because of that, I could never lose. 1). Wouldn’t that get boring after a while? 2). Why would anyone else play against me, if they know they’re instantly going to lose?

Because it is true. NFTs destroy the environment for no tangible benefit whatsoever.

How does Blockchain help in any way with that? You already can prove randomness with a regular random number generator with decent certainty; most of the slot machines in Vegas have their RNG in software, and the Nevada Gaming Commission requires regular auditing of those algorithms.

I don’t know about you, but I’ve never seen any executive that works harder than a single mother working multiple jobs.

Are the filters a standard size? Can I swap out the filters for ones that capture organic vapors? I do resin printing, and for that, regular N95s aren’t sufficient for the VOCs from the resin.

How incompetent at anything involving the internet do you have to be to open a comment section somewhere and not realize that it’s going to be immediately attacked by 8chaners? Seriously, this would have been malpractice back in 2010.

Yes, you might be able to sell your token to an even bigger idiot. That doesn’t mean that buying the token instead of right clicking is a better idea. The person you replied to clearly does understand what NFTs are, and why they’re an idiot idea.

“NFT is basically a cryptographically secure way to claim ownership of a digital asset.”