"Coming to the United States is a PRIVILIDGE"
"we still managed to figure out how to fill out visa applications, learn English, "
I think these two sentences contradict each other
I completely agree, I submitted this yesterday and was suprised at how fast it got rejected, it seems like some people weren't willing that the actual fact be known. Maybe they think it's better to distort the facts and let people believe what they want to believe.
From the text of the directive, it's actually quite hard to determine if someone (like PirateBay or P2P servers) have a commercial interest, it's all more or less left to the judgment of every state. EU directives in general tend to be pretty vague (just look at the EU constitution). But what it DOES make clear is that the private usage doesn't fall in this category.
I'll use the occasion to promote Bacteria, a full Spectrum emulator a friend has programmed, allegedly the smallest in the world (just 4 kB)
http://www.speccy.org/bacteria/
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Try to do the same with the prophet Mohammed
"Coming to the United States is a PRIVILIDGE" "we still managed to figure out how to fill out visa applications, learn English, " I think these two sentences contradict each other
I completely agree, I submitted this yesterday and was suprised at how fast it got rejected, it seems like some people weren't willing that the actual fact be known. Maybe they think it's better to distort the facts and let people believe what they want to believe. From the text of the directive, it's actually quite hard to determine if someone (like PirateBay or P2P servers) have a commercial interest, it's all more or less left to the judgment of every state. EU directives in general tend to be pretty vague (just look at the EU constitution). But what it DOES make clear is that the private usage doesn't fall in this category.
I'll use the occasion to promote Bacteria, a full Spectrum emulator a friend has programmed, allegedly the smallest in the world (just 4 kB) http://www.speccy.org/bacteria/