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>>20049385
this but 15k to 1m

>>17119939
The US probably isn't the only with that law on the books. Purposely destroying currency is equivalent to counterfeiting bills because you are permanently removing currency from the money supply without approval from the central bank. 1 million is obviously a drop in the ocean of the world's money, but it's still a big deal to the feds.

>>16616793
Because I live in a real country, where the goverment understands that most cars are automatics nowadays, so requiring someone to know how to drive stick for a license is like requiring people to be able to use a rotary telephone before being allowed to get an iPhone.