When Mark Steyn writes for the Jewish World Review (http://www.jewishworldreview.com/0802/steyn1.asp) the B'Nai Brith doesn't seem to complain though.
Well, of course not. You see, jews are the "Chosen People(TM)". They were given the whole Earth, and fuck those who are not jewish. So, yes, the jews can (and do) get away with murder, like in Palestine and/or Lebanon.
The political party promises to be tough on crime. After all, everyone likes the idea of less crime, don't they? They promise all sorts of new and innovative techniques to reduce crime, which almost invariably wind up being implemented in the form of "Let's put up more CCTV cameras".
Well, since it has been quite well demonstrated that "more CCTV" does not equal "less crime", it's only a matter of logic before the cameras are removed, right?
There is a sense of achievement when sitting in the living room surrounded by bookshelves full of varied book. Besides, they are always a conversation starter when I get visitors.
"Did you read all this???".
Typical laymen reaction upon seeing my 50 mural square feet of bookshelves full of books.
My "e-book reader" is an old Macintosh Powerbook 3400c I found in the garbage. It's battery is mostly shot (sometimes it can run on the battery alone for about 15 minutes) but otherwise it works okay.
So I set it on it's side by my bedside so I can read e-books before falling asleep. What's neat about it is that it shuts the screen down after 5 minutes so when I fall asleep, I don't need to worry about it...
Bush refused all foreign aid during and after the Katrina flooding. Said we didn't need it.
Well, fuck of course not! Most of them were niggers, and no way in hell Shrub's gonna lift a finger to help niggers. Otherwise, it would give them the message that it's okay to get hammered by a hurricane and expect help.
Go for a walk through any third-world ghetto, dressed as you are now, and you'll find exactly how much a human life is worth. The best damn teacher I ever knew got killed in Mexico over his shoes and his wife's purse.
This happens in societies where the law allows a small handful of people to suck all the wealth of a country, leaving nothing to the majority of people. This is the norm for turd-world countries such as Mexico, where people are forced in such abject poverty that all too often, their only way out is through crime.
Copyright laws help bring about all the things in life which you take for granted. Take a look around your room - I guarantee that every item you see at least partly owes it's existence to intellectual property laws. Those laws helped encourage people to invent and create, which in turn enriched out culture and our society. Without them, chances are that you wouldn't give a damn about the "value" of human life. You'd be too worried about where your next meal would come from.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with insuring that purses are not stolen and shoes unkilled. Copyright laws also have nothing to do in insuring investment either. All copyright laws do is divert precious public ressources into protecting intangible "property" that is still used to suck more wealth from the people.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the clothes I am wearing.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the chair I'm sitting on.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the light on my desk.
Their lust to protect what they perceive as a big US business interest has them reaching these absurd rulings for tenuous secondary encouragement of copyright infringement.
A $110 million judgment against a hobbyist site is like those 120 year sentences doled out to big criminals, totally irrealist...
In order to delete all your potential trash files you have to do the following (GNOME):
1. sudo rm -rf $HOME/.Trash/*
2. sudo rm -rf $HOME/.local/share/Trash/*
3. for each mounted filesystem, do the following:
if [ -d "${filesystem}/.Trash-${USER}" ]; then sudo rm -rf "${filesystem}/.Trash-${USER}" ; fi
Er, no.
Sorry, but no way I'm gonna have a script that contains "sudo rm -rf" on my system...
One movie that describes this perfectly, is "my cousin vinny". In the movie, Ralph Macchio of Karate Kid interprets a teenager who just happened to buy something at a store where 5 minutes later the clerk was shot.
One of my favorite movies, btw.
Oh, yes; a very good movie indeed, if only because the judge was played by the immortal Fred Gwynne...
Back then, they used to say of the jews that they'd be "stupid enough to sell the rope to hang them".
Well, it seems that the american bourgeois are just as stupid, by buying stuff from communist, the very political class that's dedicaced to eradicate them...
Using common sense, it's hard to see how a person with a hard drive full of ripped material subject to copyright, who is offering to share it over a P2P network where large amounts of copyright infringement take place, is innocent of all wrong-doing.
Actually, the federal court of Canada just did that: it stated that downloading is legal, but since the downloading application **FORCES** you to share (for uploading) whatever you are downloading, uploading becomes legal.
The fact of the matter is, they weren't charged because that's what the prosecutor decided to do. That's how the Anglo-Saxon system of laws works and, although it is far from ideal (and I don't think anyone defending it claims it is), I'm quite certain that you don't want to live in a society where the prosecutor must bring every allegation to trial.
The thing is, how much the fact that it was police officers helped not having them charged?
This is the kind of hypocrite double-standard law system the anglo-saxons are so fond of that gives such a corrupt reputation to anglo-saxon countries.
Let me ask you something - if everyone is guilty of something, how do government officials stay in the office? Either they can be found just as guilty of something, and then everyone's on the same footing - and Ayn Rand falls flat on her face. Or they are exempt from laws that affect the regular plebeians ...
Yeah, because eeeeeverybody here agrees to cop killings over some dispute about copyright violations.
When enough pigs will be killed because they're stupid enough for enforcing silly laws, one day will come that only the smarter cops will be left, and hell will freeze over when they'll start enforcing them...
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Who ever said something about dog food and eating it???
Oh no, won't happen, the brits are so much more sheeple than the yanks...
Typical laymen reaction upon seeing my 50 mural square feet of bookshelves full of books.
So I set it on it's side by my bedside so I can read e-books before falling asleep. What's neat about it is that it shuts the screen down after 5 minutes so when I fall asleep, I don't need to worry about it...
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the clothes I am wearing.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the chair I'm sitting on.
Copyright laws have nothing to do with the light on my desk.
No need to waddle like a penguin. Just put a pebble in your shoe. No one will regognize you from a distance.
Sorry, but no way I'm gonna have a script that contains "sudo rm -rf" on my system...
Microchannel was fine, except that it was proprietary. That's what killed it.
So Microsoft has jumped the shark, then... The question is "when was that"...
Back then, they used to say of the jews that they'd be "stupid enough to sell the rope to hang them".
Well, it seems that the american bourgeois are just as stupid, by buying stuff from communist, the very political class that's dedicaced to eradicate them...
It is a precedent that does not think that the mighty dollar rulez, as the case should be in any democracy.
This is the kind of hypocrite double-standard law system the anglo-saxons are so fond of that gives such a corrupt reputation to anglo-saxon countries.
(Article here, many others).
Don't believe me? Something very similar just occured in Australia: hundreds of police officers in South Australia were caught with pirated movies on their computers, but they will not be prosecuted because "the ability to effectively police the state will be severely diminished".
(Article here, many others).