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No you can't really do it. The government isn't going to allow you to divide a plot into that many tiny ones. What you could do is have a company buy the land and sell lifetime leases for small parts.

The war powers act makes it lawful for a president to take military action against any country, provided Congress is notified within 48 hours of that action. Then a president gets 60 days + 30 "withdrawal" to wage any war they want without congressional approval. Furthermore it's been ruled violations are basically irrelevant if troops are gone before the matter gets to the supreme court.

Clinton and Obama both violated this law with 0 consequences. Trump might also violate the law, but we won't know for 90 days.

If Congress wants the power to declare war back they need to repeal the war powers act.

Theft really depends on who the victim was or what was stolen. Most the time cops won't do shit, unless there's tons of easy evidence pointing to someone. For Identity theft, it's probably even less common, unless it's a relative or someone you know.

Most favored customer clauses are not uncommon in the retail world.

This is becoming a really good case study for austerity working. Argentina still isn't great, but they were bordering on hyperinflation and are now stablizing.

It's the same in female fields, it's not just prestige. Men face increased scrutiny when working with children. Male nurses are expected to perform the more physical parts of the job almost exclusively.

This is a great solution but it has two big problems that make it functionally impossible.

1. To the left there is no non-toxic or positive masculinity.
2. Feminism doesn't actually support men, it's a reluctant talking point. It only helps men if it happens to coincide with benefiting women.

Everyone should meet someone that worked in the mortgage industry pre 2008. The number of things that were not only allowed, but perfectly legal were absurd.

• appraisal was basically a bribe for any number you wanted.
• no document loans were far more available for anyone.
• mortgages had no real chain of custody after sale.
• there wasn't any real way to verify the risk of a mortgage security pre 2008.
• variable rates didn't have lifetime caps on rates, and reporting the details of how they functioned weren't required.

No, it's like saying fire extinguishers are bad because someone replaced the real ones with gag ones in a building that burned down.

You can't run with bone spurs.

Bernie should be aware of the war powers act. It's one of the worse pieces of legislation ever, but it makes the whole declare war thing largely meaningless.

The act gives a president the ability to perform military actions provided Congress is notified within 48 hours of the action happening. Then the president gets a free 60 days to do whatever without additional approval. Then there's a further 30 days where forces should be withdrawing if there is no further congressional approval. However, that timeline doesn't really matter, as the Supreme Court ruled under Clinton that of troops are gone by the time the case gets to them then it doesn't really matter that the law was violated.