That cash keeps circulating among global black markets after any given invasion.

Which has nothing whatsoever to do with sending money from Chicago to Iran.

The topic here is sending money across sanctioned borders, not local circulation.

Contemporary bandsaws used by people who take workplace safety seriously have emergency brakes for just that reason (countless trained operators also lost fingers). Improving tools is something we've been doing since our ancestors first held a branch. If we satisfied ourselves with good enough we'd live much different lives.

My days of contraband in college taught me that the perspective of repeat business kept things quite amicable.

Your phone very likely runs on an OS created by Apple or Google.

It will pop just in time to put the blame on the liberal that wants to slightly tax the rich and improve the quality of life of working people.

> I'm not sure how fixing my own tractor leads to criminal acts

They're probably pre-criming the killdozer or something.

Apart from safety, the rhetoric of the US government regarding the invasion of former allies has led a lot of people to try really hard to boycott as many American products as they can.

Maybe there's a bunch of inflated profit margins and people getting filthy rich off a poorly regulated market.

Your mind will be blown once you discover rent seeking behaviour.

or what 'passive income' is.

Cameras just use light waves and are already a mass surveillance system.