Yes, his incessant bullying in supporting his country's right to defend itself against the only nuclear power in the region. Dear God, when will those brutish persians stop bullying Israel!?
Or has your country decided that drug laws are pointless, too?
Look how well the prohibition of narcotics has worked out in this country! People can get drugs pretty much on demand, and we have cities infested with black markets and gang violence because of it. Non-violent criminals are taking up a huge portion of our prison systems, making us all have to pay more in federal, state, and local taxes to deal with it. If our government didn't constantly spread misinformation about narcotics, I imagine most people would decide that the majority of our drug laws are pointless, as well.
Well, that's why they'll have to monitor all data coming in and out of the car. You know, to avoid false positives. They won't keep a record of course... I mean, we can trust the government. They've never horribly abused their power before.
Actually, the answer is "neither of those things, necessarily." In the 1990's Congress passed a series of laws meant to "clean up Washington." So, limits are in place on just how much money a group can donate at a given time. There are also lots of loopholes in there, like the "old friend clause." Really, it was just show legislation for a corrupt congress that wanted to bring it's approval with the American people up.
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Psalms x64-x86 "And God said unto the Israelites 'Blessed is he who protects content and, ye, shall the masses loath it but God shall smile upon you, and bless your blu-ray player and the copy of Batman Begins housed within it.' "
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If/when shirts like that come out, you know the first thing someone will do is hack it to run Linux.
Yes, his incessant bullying in supporting his country's right to defend itself against the only nuclear power in the region. Dear God, when will those brutish persians stop bullying Israel!?
Or has your country decided that drug laws are pointless, too? Look how well the prohibition of narcotics has worked out in this country! People can get drugs pretty much on demand, and we have cities infested with black markets and gang violence because of it. Non-violent criminals are taking up a huge portion of our prison systems, making us all have to pay more in federal, state, and local taxes to deal with it. If our government didn't constantly spread misinformation about narcotics, I imagine most people would decide that the majority of our drug laws are pointless, as well.
Well, that's why they'll have to monitor all data coming in and out of the car. You know, to avoid false positives. They won't keep a record of course... I mean, we can trust the government. They've never horribly abused their power before.
Actually, the answer is "neither of those things, necessarily." In the 1990's Congress passed a series of laws meant to "clean up Washington." So, limits are in place on just how much money a group can donate at a given time. There are also lots of loopholes in there, like the "old friend clause." Really, it was just show legislation for a corrupt congress that wanted to bring it's approval with the American people up.
Psalms x64-x86
"And God said unto the Israelites
'Blessed is he who protects content
and, ye, shall the masses loath it
but God shall smile upon you,
and bless your blu-ray player
and the copy of Batman Begins
housed within it.' "