These are not good boys

Downvoting in order to bring it below @whynot’s comment.

Looney Tunes fans looking at Bugs all day

No. Japan is a democracy now. This lil guy is just a figurehead.

The regular kind, probably?

Was this written by a prev-gen LLM?

Small comfort: they still can’t physically force you like they can with biometrics.

You wouldn’t download a book?

WIth or without tax?

Which is weird, because SovCits are a cargo cult who try to mimic the legal miracles top lawyers sometimes manage to pull off. Musk should be different - he does have access to these top lawyers who do have deep understanding of the law.

Unless Twittex’ lawyers got the same treatment the engineers got?

Concord remaster when?

For Windows 11, it would be an ad for Hitler instead of just a picture.

Only one century has passed since then, so we’re still good. It’s pollutin’ time!

In other words - like 99% of the laws: good publicity intentions meets reality.

Alternative explanation for why your resume was not read: https://lemmy.world/post/20282317

Should Greece really be on that list? The only criterion where it’s not grayed out is “Awarded Parts of China to Japan”, which actually means “signed the Treaty of Versailles after WWI”. And unlike many of the other countries that signed it, Greece did not get anything to itself from it.

So if you don’t sell it, and instead rent it out to other people, he’d get a portion of the rent the future tenant pays? And I don’t supposed said future tenant will also get equity?

Have you consulted with a lawyer about this? The laws differ from place to place, but I’d be worried the equity you give him may also grant him some sort of claim on the house, which would mean he gets a say on financial things related to the real estate. This can complicate things in the future.

Also - what does “percentage of revenue if we end up keeping and paying it off years later” mean? That after he leaves you will pay him for his share in your house?

Not really. All political factions try to sound like they are about principles when in reality they are about tribes.