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I was reading this New York Times Article about White Supremacists groups avoiding paying taxes by filing as educational non-profits:
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/29/opinion/white-supremacists-tax-exemptions.html?mcubz=0
Which also links to the IRS criteria for filing for tax exemptions by creating an institution that meets said criteria:
https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tege/rp_1986-43.pdf
And it made me wonder. What is to stop a regular person from distributing pamphlets on something like "wildlife conservation" or "Libertarian economic philosophy," while meeting all the necessary criteria, in order to avoid paying property taxes on their own home (assuming they list their address as
In 2012, the United States Congress passed a law known as the Magnitsky Act that barred certain Russian citizens from traveling to and entering the United States. The law requires the government to identify Human Rights abusers from Russia, and bar them from entry.
This act was passed as a clause in one of the first formalized trade agreements with Russia (since the fall of the USSR) where:
The most immediate effect of the bill would be to formally normalize trade relations with Russia after nearly 40 years. Since the 1970s, commerce between Russia and the United States has been subject to restrictions that were intended to punish Communist nations that kept their citizens from emigr
I have seen this way too many times in the last week alone, not to mention ever since I started playing.
Countless players that load multiple tabs of ToS in their browser, party up their alternate accounts, and walk into a game as like 3 or 4 people.
You can tell when those 3 or 4 people never talk at the same time, even when asked to. Whenever jailor kills three mafia in a row, when mafia never gets lynched because the mayor isn't doing anything. There are a TON of telltale signs that someone is multi-tabbing. The biggest sign is when you see the post-game list and notice the same accounts partying up, but never speaking, hardly keeping more than one will, and always winning.
Sometim
Background:
My motorcycle was stolen from a parking lot sometime last year. I filed a police report the same year but it was filed as "missing" instead of stolen. The bike wasn't left in a parking lot to rot for weeks on end. It was simply in a parking lot (that I had a permit to park in for the bike) one day and gone the next.
A few days ago someone from a town about 30 minutes away from mine calls me and says he found my number from the DMV. He looked up the VIN on the bike to find the owner of the title and was given my number.
He called to ask if he could get the title from me and I explained that the bike was stolen. He seemed amicable enough but refused to return the bike sin
After the recent decision by the 9th Circuit to continue barring Trump's immigration restrictions there has been some backlash on conservative leaning media, concerning the history and reputation of the 9th Circuit:
Fox News has recently written an article that says:
It routinely is the most overturned court in the U.S. In 2012, the Supreme Court reversed 86 percent of the rulings it reviewed from the ninth.
and that
Critics deride the court, calling it the “Ninth Circus” and the “Nutty Ninth.”
http://nation.foxnews.com/2017/02/09/ninth-circuit-most-overturned-court-us
The LA Times also has an article about the 9th Circuit from September of last year on the subject of it's all
In response to allegations over Russian tampering into the election the transition team released a letter claiming:
"The election ended a long time ago in one of the biggest Electoral College victories in history." the Trump transition team's statement read. "It’s now time to move on and 'Make America Great Again.'"
Via - http://www.businessinsider.com/trump-statement-russia-us-election-2016-12
Obama won by a margin of around 30 votes (in 2012) and 60 votes (in 2008) more than Trump did this year. Is Trump's team indirectly saying Obama won by a landslide twice?
Is this true? Does Trump's election make it into the top 10 "landslide" victories? At least in electoral votes?

