@animalologist@realityspammer am not going to elaborate but re grid I think it would be relatively difficult even for state actors without any sort of kinetic / emp component
*I am a mere energy trader, i dont actually do grid ops
@fkasummer there are a handful of quirky 3rd great awakening prot sects that would have been firmly on the other end of the spectrum, but they were afaict thoroughly wiped out by utilitarian/ Marxist successors
@TheOmniZaddy NGO worker who launders tax money to themselves through endless "community consultancy" when you tell them public transport is made to transport the public, instead of retroactively solving all of America's sins both foreign and domestic.
@gabriel_zucman for instance, I personally think it would be funny to seize all of your assets and donate them to the Hoover Institute
however, I am capable of understanding second order consequences and will therefore refrain from backing such a policy… you should try that second part out
@gabriel_zucman I don’t think it’s a sure bet that retroactive taxation by a state against now-external assets will survive judicial scrutiny
stop and think about the broader implications of that. Do you really want it to exist as precedent?
So many people have a book fetish that you could probably start a publishing house that puts out "premium fiction" or whatever and charge $200 for a book.