The reason is, is because there are many rights.. By their very nature, they are not supposed to be able to be taken away. By writing them down, the thought was that this enumerated *all* of the rights a citizen had, which would lead to the government trying to work around them. By not writing them down, this was supposed to ensure that if a government ability wasn't enumerated, the right was reserved to the citizens.
That same conflict occured in the formation of the US of A and the signing of the Constitution. The Federals did not want them written down, because they feared that by doing so, the government would assume the non-enumerated rights and wittle away at the enumerated rights. But a comprise was made for the Constitution...and we have the Bill of Rights(a list of supposedly the most important ones).
Profact: The Constitution and then-established laws were originally a limitation on the ability of the government. The intent was to say"If it's not here, it's reserved for the States or the people". You can thank Abraham Lincoln for shitting on that idea.
Try this already? What..with the billions of dollars given to them already...and monopolies given to them..the tax breaks...etc. This is just buying some CEO a new boat.
the first of many. and not comments. I mean Fairpoint communications. How soon until it no longer matters whether or not someone wants network neutrality and the ISP's just don't follow through anyways?
I *am* in the EA program and I've hit interesting and fun points before level 9! I've saved lives, poured lava down on an army and saved a woman! In WoW...you're gear grinding from level 1...
People are dying *every* single day. What makes the individuals in China worth more than the individuals in...well...anywhere? People die. It's a fact of nature.
that's actually really terrible
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and it looks like china is finally cracking from all that political angst!
I see today is that most people just.don't.plain.care. Most of the people I've talked don't really care that they have no privacy. They say "So? They'll get a list of porn sites and tech sites?" I know anecdotal evidence doesn't prove much, but I fear that most people just don't care enough.
Triple play! Where you get your phone, internet, and television all on one bill! Next up! Comcast Quadruple Play! Where you get the bill for the complete STD test after Comcast finishes pwning you in the ass too!
not another victory for this POS product. I have to use it for my own studies and half the time *I can't even log in*, let alone do anything useful. Arbitrarily laggy with random disconnects. And most of my professors use it minimally, if it at all. Stupid POS.
Faster than a pumping heart...stronger than graphite capable of delivering it's payload then leaving safely...it's CARBON NANO-TUBE MAN! With the power to...reflect lasers! and deliver medicine!
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It was too close to real life. How can the Army recruit kids if the kids realize they don't respawn at the end of the round?[SEE:America's Army]
The reason is, is because there are many rights.. By their very nature, they are not supposed to be able to be taken away. By writing them down, the thought was that this enumerated *all* of the rights a citizen had, which would lead to the government trying to work around them. By not writing them down, this was supposed to ensure that if a government ability wasn't enumerated, the right was reserved to the citizens. That same conflict occured in the formation of the US of A and the signing of the Constitution. The Federals did not want them written down, because they feared that by doing so, the government would assume the non-enumerated rights and wittle away at the enumerated rights. But a comprise was made for the Constitution...and we have the Bill of Rights(a list of supposedly the most important ones). Profact: The Constitution and then-established laws were originally a limitation on the ability of the government. The intent was to say"If it's not here, it's reserved for the States or the people". You can thank Abraham Lincoln for shitting on that idea.
Try this already? What..with the billions of dollars given to them already...and monopolies given to them..the tax breaks...etc. This is just buying some CEO a new boat.
the first of many. and not comments. I mean Fairpoint communications. How soon until it no longer matters whether or not someone wants network neutrality and the ISP's just don't follow through anyways?
looks like your frosty piss froze before it could reach the front.
so if I have 60 1 minute downtimes, I'm keeping within the 99.9% uptime range? I call shenanigans.
Talk about being behind the times. This news has been out for *at least* 2 days.
Cool technology. I can imagine it now.....Google becomes the premier private security company.....
I *am* in the EA program and I've hit interesting and fun points before level 9! I've saved lives, poured lava down on an army and saved a woman! In WoW...you're gear grinding from level 1...
People are dying *every* single day. What makes the individuals in China worth more than the individuals in...well...anywhere? People die. It's a fact of nature.
and it looks like china is finally cracking from all that political angst!
I see today is that most people just.don't.plain.care. Most of the people I've talked don't really care that they have no privacy. They say "So? They'll get a list of porn sites and tech sites?" I know anecdotal evidence doesn't prove much, but I fear that most people just don't care enough.
because "quantum zeno effect" sounds so much cooler than "birds use roadmaps to fly south"
Oh where can I find a place where my emails *won't* get snooped on?(barring of course, encryption).
Triple play! Where you get your phone, internet, and television all on one bill! Next up! Comcast Quadruple Play! Where you get the bill for the complete STD test after Comcast finishes pwning you in the ass too!
people still use Yahoo?
not another victory for this POS product. I have to use it for my own studies and half the time *I can't even log in*, let alone do anything useful. Arbitrarily laggy with random disconnects. And most of my professors use it minimally, if it at all. Stupid POS.
yeah. Social engineering totally slipped my mind. I need to think more and post less.
How is that an engineering feat? Seems more like a people feat.
Last time China tried a great leap forward..didn't work out so well.
you wanna bet that the dinosaurs were actually as advanced as we are and all the oil was their same exact idea!
Faster than a pumping heart...stronger than graphite capable of delivering it's payload then leaving safely...it's CARBON NANO-TUBE MAN! With the power to...reflect lasers! and deliver medicine!
Reminds me of this one flash video with some dead kangaroo's
Stick it to the RIAA I say. They're not needed anymore!
Will this increase blogging related accidents? And can I sue the bloggers now?