Not worded like that. A lot of billionaires, probably all of them, are evil narcissistic fuckheads. The narcissism does the heavy lifting. They can’t imagine themselves being poor, and they certainly can’t imagine themselves being the kind of poor person that they despise.
Of course most of us talk about the industry, not the technology. Which is to say, you could talk about the tool, but most people aren’t.
That’s a definitional question, but I think a bomb in public that kills others somewhat randomly counts as terrorissm. And yes, terrorism is one kind of protest.
I think that framing ignores logistics. Many people have violent thoughts but lack the training. The military gives them the skills to live out their fantasies. It really is that simple.
What exactly are you talking about? Men who feel lonely sometimes? Men without friends? Men who are not having sex?
Right right except the chemicals have worked very well for me a dozen times. Never failed, in fact!
Clearly it depends on the situation.
They said they never used one, my friend.
Metadata is in the mp3 itself tho…
Are you asking whether there are clumsy people, and people who feel clumsy? Yes, yes there are.
Whether rights have been violated depends on the jurisdiction, of course.
This feels like either a weak response or a.shift in position. If privacy is the issue, how is the PD a serious solution? Of course it isn’t. So PD is a penalty of sorts, which is no better or worse than any other penalty. Meh.
It’s really important that you use the right vocabulary. Please don’t say Jews when you mean to say Zionists. It makes your statements false and racist.
Well yeah. The mainstream media is so bad that of course relatively young people are not going to want to watch it. Of course everyone has their own reasons, but I would say that the 24-hour news cycle especially in the months leading up to the election has in the past many years been a great reason to stop watching network TV news.
Maybe because the software is designed to make that very practical and smooth. You also might point to hardware limitations, should you have a machine that doesn’t have a lot of RAM, or perhaps you might point to simplicity, and that you don’t want to have a cluttered taskbar.
But it’s kind of ironic that you would ask why not leave software open on a post where the problem was specifically mentioned as one that is solved by closing the software.
Well there’s certainly doubt right now. We’ve heard about what was written on the bullets, and the details of how that came to be written on the bullets are incredibly relevant. At some point that story is going to be spelled out, and it’s easy to imagine that the prosecution can do so in a reasonable fashion, but they haven’t yet. So I think we should stick with our innocent until proven guilty viewpoint, especially knowing the temptation for cops and prosecutors to lie to the public.
We already saw a multiple high profile cases this year that involved cops lying on the stand and erasing or planting evidence, and I’m not saying this is the same, but we certainly shouldn’t rush to assume that anything the pigs tell us is true, especially not NYPD.
It’s important to recognize that the system in the US is more convoluted than you believe. It’s not like we have totally separate drug manufacturers versus distributors versus hospitals versus insurers. There’s a fair amount of overlap, and a lot of it is relatively secretive, so you don’t know where the kickbacks are. You don’t know who’s jacking up prices in general knowing that they’re going to lower prices for the company that they are partners with. All of which is to say, this is not a fair market, this is not a market where you can reasonably compete if you play by the rules, but even if they actually bothered to follow the rules, you’re already screwed because they have market dominance.
The only path forward is through government run single payer healthcare. You can call it NHS, you can call it whatever you want, but it has to be run by the government. You need the government to set price ranges for drugs and treatments so that the drug companies and the hospitals don’t f*** over everyone.
But I don’t think Americans are ready for that yet. Obviously Trump winning the election makes it incredibly unlikely, but I think even large numbers of Democrat voters are still trapped in American exceptionalism. They know they’re getting fleeced, but they aren’t yet willing to say that they should probably copy what’s happening north of the border or across either ocean. They have good stories, things about super long wait times or lack of doctor choice, pretending that those things don’t happen in the US, and then pretending that those things do happen in every other country that has universal health care, which is laughable. But it’s hard, because so many people are desperate to believe that the US is the greatest country in the world, and they are desperate to avoid recognizing that they’ve been getting f***** right in the ear for the last few decades.
Oh my friend, you’re here trying to lecture the internet and ignoring the lulz. IMO life is too stressful for that approach, but you do you. … by the way, 1A protects nearly all speech. There are limits, but general advice and tips are nowhere near the edge of acceptability.
Right right, temporarily, and they’ll be back next month no doubt. This was about theft, and there’s too much money for them to stop taking it.
The reason is clear, of course. Corporate Democrats don’t want substantive reform in Washington, so they act sad but never take real steps to solve the problems we elect them to solve.
$20 is not worth the time to plan anything, let alone create it. Just consider the hourly.