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[casecoded]

everything wrong with being an orphan btw, simply pick a struggle 🧡💙

[casekek]

Enter my oc Misken; the good Dr Tassie Molotova removed all his internals and replaced em with battery packs. She leaves them charged just enough to get a rise out of him trying to escape - only for him to collapse 3 feet from the door, against his own volition. Body shutting down around him, he can’t understand why. He’s slept, eaten, he’s in prime physical condition - why can’t he STAND - ?!

yeah op this is a fabulous concept, CONTINUE COOKING

BROOOOOOOOOOOOO THE IDEA OF DAMAGING YOUR WHUMPEE'S LEGS ENOUGH THAT THEY CANT RUN OR WALK SUPER LONG DISTANCES IS SO GOOD!!!!!!!! BC WHUMPER CAN JUST LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN AND WHUMPEE KNOWS BETTER THAN TO TRY TO RUN, their legs can't carry them far enough to reach safety, the only thing they would get out of "running away" is the punishment that follows!

I also just love the idea of a whumpee not being able to stand for long periods of time either! And most of the time when whumpee does walk somewhere, it's either with the help of whumper, or they keep tripping and falling and running out of energy while traveling.

(juicy for recovery after the whump too!)

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Oc-tober day 1- current favorite oc

Pretend that I uploaded this yesterday and that I didn’t rush to draw. Couldn’t do it because I had a really busy day. So I’m gonna attempt to do this challenge I found on artfol by an artist called casecoded.

Anyways Smoothie is still my favorite oc of mine. The funny thing is that when I first made them they were one of the first splatoon ocs I made and was just a side character and looked way different than they do now. And then I focused on them a lot more because of other characters I made and how they interact with them and it kind of snowballed from there. I think it’s because of how much I worked on them and I really like their story and also love how complex they are as a character. I’m not like 100% satisfied with their design but idk what I would change about them just yet.

[casekek]

hey this is just my reblog and whump blog so maybe follow my art blog @casecoded or my writing blog where i post original stuff @casescript :)

unless you like it here, then… okay!! hi!

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FanArt by @/casecoded

do it :3

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IRS, 16th Amendment, Never Ratified, so Why Pay?Published:January 30th, 2010 09:24 ESTBy

Chris Carucci

The Federal Reserve, which is no more Federal than Federal Express, has long since been carrying out strictly enforced laws in regards to the income tax, however, in light of the Tax Honesty movement as well as We the People Foundation, new light is being shed upon this once complex and strung out tax code.

There have been various cases within the Supreme Court defining income as well as labor, these definitions, and the case names, can help you avoid audits, foreclosures, and most of all, the IRS.

The Amendment to the Constitution that the IRS references to in order to apply their taxing powers is the 16th Amendment, however this Amendment, ruled by the supreme court soon after, `gave congress no new powers to levy taxes`. As it already had these powers within the original framework of The Constitution.

The 16th Amendment - "If you... examine [The 16th Amendment] carefully, you would find that a sufficient number of states never ratified that amendment." (US District Court Judge, James C. Fox, 2003)

The 16th Amendment states; -- "The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."

For one, this is in complete disregard of the original Constitution of the United States, since all direct taxes MUST be apportioned. (Spread amongst the people evenly.)

There were 48 states at the given time(1909-1913), ONLY 42 sent a response back, let`s take a look at the States that did not legally ratify the Amendment, note that 3/4ths, or 38 States, have to ratify the Amendment to become law.

Texas and Louisiana violated provisions in their state constitutions prohibiting the legislatures from empowering the federal government with any additional taxing authority.

Twelve other states, violated provisions in their constitutions requiring that a bill be read on three different days before voting on it. The States violating their State laws are as follows: Mississippi, Ohio, Arkansas, Minnesota, New Mexico, West Virginia, Indiana, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Colorado, and Illinois. Now the number is reduced to states legally ratifying the Amendment.

Now let`s subtract JUST those States and figure out how many states are left. 38(approvals not States) minus fourteen equals twenty four. Remember, the legal requirement for ratifying a new Amendment MUST be 3/4ths, or thirty eight, so we now have TWELVE less than legally required.

The Kentucky legislature voted on a bill that exempted "on income" within the Amendment, yet it was still counted. We`re now down to twenty three.

Oklahoma sent in a revised version of the Amendment, which exempted "income through labor", yet it was counted as having ratified the original Amendment.

How many is that now? Twenty two.

The state constitution of Tennessee prohibited the state legislature from acting on an Amendment to the U.S. Constitution by Congress until after the next election of state legislators. This was implemented into Tennessee law as to have the ability for the Amendment to become a known issue and allow feasible arguments for and against it.

Twenty One.

Then you have Ohio, California, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Minnesota. Four of these States have already been subtracted above, save for California. Now that we subtract California, you reach a grand total of twenty States that had ratified the 16th Amendment. Twenty total! SIXTEEN less than required!

This is surely a great enlightenment, in regards to the IRS and Tax Code, as they have no authority to foreclose on houses, no authority to press charges based off of the tax filings, and no authority to tax income.

Surely the Federal Government is aware of the illegal ratification of the 16th Amendment; surely our Senators and Representatives are aware of this fraud being forced upon the public, at the expense of losing homes, fortunes, and any object of possession that is worth a measly dollar.

So what has the Government done about this? Nothing. It sits idly by as millions of people are foreclosed upon, their reputations tarnished by the IRS, their assets seized, and their lives destroyed.

Chris Carucci, a Cooperstown, New York native is preparing to study as a geneticist in New Hampshire this coming spring. His fond interest in Health, World Events, Politics, Food - Wine, and Travel will eventually lead him to writing books. Contact him at NewsBlaze.

Sources We the People (http://www.givemeliberty.org/features/taxes/notratified.htm), The Law That Never Was (http://www.thelawthatneverwas.com/new/home.asp), Find Law (http://www.findlaw.com/casecode/supreme.html)

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NY Times, www.nytimes.com/topic/subject/affirmative-action

The Nation, How Diversity Destroyed Affifmative Action

Stanford Magazine, The Case Against Affirmative Action

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Miller Center of Public Affairs, Video, The Future of Affirmative Action

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Numerous links to research and resources; campus profiles; leaders guides for discussion; and the University of Maryland's searchable Diversity Database, Diversity Web: 

The American Council on Education (ACE) , Diversity in Leadership 

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Pro-Affirmative Action

The Leadership Conference, Equal Opportunity

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EEOC - Federal Laws Prohibiting Job Discrimination FAQ’s - Questions And Answers

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[casecoded]

Dr. Wade Urbanczyk

new oc, leader of some sort of prosthetics development department for a catastrophe lab. I think he stuffs the consciousnesses of his dying coworkers into digital appliances in the hopes of keeping them alive til better days come along… But maybe he should just let them die.

kinda obsessed w/ him actually

[casecoded]

she’s a mime!! but she’s not very good at it… she yaps too much😔

[casecoded]

i don’t know what you had in mind

but here we stand on opposing sides

lets go to war

lets go to war

[casecoded]

my eyes have adjusted to dark

and so has my heart

[casecoded]

i have a motive, a focus

i won’t repent or regret as i choke you to death

and my choice is: these voices

won’t get out of my head -