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Jesse Powell @jespow
@lightcoin That's believable (at least for the US) but is tax revenue the metric we're optimizing for? Do they generate enough value to make up for the costs? Yes, there are net negative legal residents/citizens but shouldn't we aim to minimize new net negative value residents. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@brucefenton @lightcoin đź’Ż Maybe we need more categories of immigration which would allow for us to accept people without also offering them welfare. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@SHodyEsq I wasn't referring to the data. We can debate whether allowing escaped murderers in to the country is good or not without a poll. If it's not good, we have to decide if it's worth having a gating system. If it's good/acceptable, we don't need a gating system (at least for that). — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@lightcoin You can't assume they're paying taxes. They could be unable to work or be a gang member dealing drugs without paying taxes. I guarantee you the drug addicts and mentally ill that migrate to SF/LA are purely a drain (and a danger to all). They are not working, not paying taxes. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@cajum1990 If you had to double the number of people we let in legally, would the people who are coming in illegally make the cut? I agree that we're turning away a lot of high-skilled people we'd probably want be accept right now. Less skilled, unable to work with serious medical problems? — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@SHodyEsq Feature or bug? I do think we want more LEGAL immigration of high-skilled culture fits. Don't know what the right number is. The process being difficult is not an excuse to let escaped murderers in unchecked though. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@kimmaicutler You should be able to assume people in your country are there legally. It's a pretty big burden to KYC everyone you buy/sell services from/to. The border control is mostly not about labor. It's about the welfare state, limited taxpayer-funded resources, safety from criminals. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@lightcoin The open borders are a problem for welfare states. There aren't endless resources for all. Even at the city level for San Francisco and LA, which absorb the nation's drug addicts. I'm all for free movement but it's incompatible with free benefits and uncapped taxpayer liabilities — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@lightcoin Just because they were able to sneak in to the cafeteria doesn't mean there shouldn't be a guard at the door. There's an argument for expanding the immigration program to capture more of the people we really want to have. I don't see the argument for no filter whatsoever. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@luoxiaxia If states want migrant labor, there are legal programs for that. You don't need to punish many to have a good deterrent. You announce that you will begin imposing severe consequences for illegal immigration and most won't try. You punish a few who try and even fewer will try. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@NomadicMGTOW How are they working if they're illegal? Are illegal immigrants paying taxes when they illegally work? — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@BowTiedIguana The North's global meddling might have something to do with what's driving people out of their own countries. Maybe that's a reason to stop the meddling, or expand legal immigration. Gotta be careful about pacing and ability to culturally assimilate though. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
Why control immigration in to your country? Same reasons you'd control access to your office. No hire = no entry. Can't blame people/criminals for trying to sneak in though. Incentives are very strong. Problem's not the law (it's already illegal). Problem is lack of a deterrent. — PolitiTweet.org
End Wokeness @EndWokeness
Harvard Poll: 75% think less than a million illegals entered last year When told the correct number (2.75 milllio… https://t.co/fVyVScl6bC
Jesse Powell @jespow
@CryptoDun @gaborgurbacs @patrickrooney @brian_armstrong SROs don’t work without the power to enforce. We tried it in 2013 and venues which chose not to participate obtained a competitive advantage. Here we are 9+ years later and even the regulator is not enforcing against the most egregious offshore offenders. https://t.co/Utshtl9N5p — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@brucefenton @elonmusk Honored to be nominated. Not saying no but I'm pretty sure I've seen this movie. https://t.co/2XPuLC9bLr — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@nic__carter I believe it is wrong (and dangerous) to give a custodian credit for something they haven't done. You've got some of these wrong. I have not seen any PoR facilitated by Mazars. I have seen a few AUPs but those are extremely flawed and worthless. More here: https://t.co/01yReWJzxA — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
Another misleading "PoR" AUP (not an audit) released today. Apparently, there is no consistent process used across… https://t.co/shavnJBRFO
Jesse Powell @jespow
@CryptoHitmann @binance @cz_binance tbf, if you are supposed to have > $60b, $10b isn’t a great test. Fudding is fueled by repeated attempts to mislead and misdirect. Easiest thing to do would just be perform a PoR. If that can’t be done, saying nothing would be better than putting out fake PoRs. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@cer_live @binance @okx @krakenfx @gate_io @BitMEX Source? Saying you did an “audit” is not the same as actually doing a PoR. The company doing these fake AUPs just took down their site in disgrace after it was shown to be horribly flawed. Proof of Reserves means something more than making a list of favorite wallets. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@CL207 I was doubtful but this did not disappoint. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
RT @CL207: insanely good video, rt https://t.co/WV3gMS1ITT — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@Jeremiah_Chadd Which markets are you trading? Spot markets are usually the most liquid among peers for major coins within 25 bps. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@1939xxx Wicks not seen in years. Spot liquidity is better than most within 25bps. Sometimes not accurately represented because until recently the order book endpoint only returned 500 levels. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
Sometimes you get what you pay for. — PolitiTweet.org
Kazuo @Paradox0x
@Galois_Capital Kraken seems secure but the fees aren't competitive. This will be temporary imo.
Jesse Powell @jespow
The Queenđź‘‘ in the Senate. 🙇‍♂️ — PolitiTweet.org
Blockworks @Blockworks_
Rep. Cynthia Lummis: Digital assets are not on trial. Fraud and organizations are on trial https://t.co/X8dMr5B9xZ
Jesse Powell @jespow
The Kingđź‘‘ in the House. 🙇‍♂️ — PolitiTweet.org
LitBit @bittybitbit86
Ladies and gentlemen @RepTomEmmer 🫡 https://t.co/Ck3hWnqhPc
Jesse Powell @jespow
RT @StarkWareLtd: https://t.co/oM3hBdZfNT — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@icebergy_ He said in a Spaces that he opened up withdrawals for Bahamian accounts because he was afraid of physical attacks from the locals. No requirement. Just paid for his personal security with client funds. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@NeerajKA @dem0trader @krakenfx My bad. Hopefully, will drive some traffic to your OF. 🙏 — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@NeerajKA @dem0trader @krakenfx When you get a #bitcoin tattoo on your sack like “deez bagz” @NeerajKA, you can say whatever you want too. — PolitiTweet.org
Jesse Powell @jespow
@alex_valaitis @cz_binance But US regulators have already picked winners by choosing to enforce first and foremost against domestic businesses while doing near-0 enforcement against offshore competitors, giving offshore a huge advantage. Now they’re feeling some heat for having allowed FTX to get so big. — PolitiTweet.org
