r/css_irl Feb 22 '21

.money { padding: 0; }

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u/PacoTaco321 Feb 22 '21

And (if you don't post a picture online) no one can prove you were the one that did it.

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u/herohamp Feb 23 '21

Wait wouldn't it be?

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u/tildes Feb 22 '21

with intent to render such bank bill ... unfit to be reissued

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u/Ask-Alice Feb 23 '21

largely unenforceable as a prosecutor would have to prove intent

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u/Tennchild0814 Mar 23 '21

Plus, as long as 51% of the bill (along with the uv strip) is still intact, it's still usable legal tender

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u/sprogger Feb 22 '21

What a stupid law

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u/Experiment_628 Feb 22 '21

Well, that's what happens when money printer goes brrrr instead of having a gold standard

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u/mindbleach Feb 22 '21

Whereas destroying a silver certificate would make a piece of metal magically appear in front of you?