I think the OWS protests getting shut down by cops only proves how desperate the elite are to keep their claws tightly gripped on their scepters of power.
Or maybe they know that too much advanced stuff is technically against their TOS so if you're not a good little bit sipper you really ought to upgrade to business class.
Unless a law conflicts with a higher moral principle I am obliged to obey it to the best of my ability, since submission to sovereignty is itself a principle.
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Can't you just dump salt water in the ocean?
It's never about what you have.
It's all about what you can give.
Makes you wonder why they're trying so hard with ACTA and SOPA doesn't it?
What I would like to know is if anyone defied that law and then tried to use ex post facto to defend himself against criminal prosecution.
I'd agree
Corporate person hood just lets stockholders stay greedy and relatively insulated from the negative side effects of what their company is doing.
When all you see are dividends, it's hard to care how you get them.
I think the OWS protests getting shut down by cops only proves how desperate the elite are to keep their claws tightly gripped on their scepters of power.
It's time for the ammo box.
Or maybe they know that too much advanced stuff is technically against their TOS so if you're not a good little bit sipper you really ought to upgrade to business class.
I also don't trust the car.
Who is to say that the gubbermint will keep its paws off of it?
Thing is I don't trust anything that can think for me. My enemy might have programmed it.
Sadly this doesn't sound all that humorous.
Next companies will start requiring this on their employee's cars to keep them from moonlighting.
Come to think of it, why do we as a society have so much pressure on people that they even NEED to try doing this crap while driving?
Has the rat race of one upping our fellow citizens driven us to this extreme?
I can see that happening for chinese electronics with logic bombs targeted at dissidents actually.
Removal of the car makes perfect sense.
Make drunk driving a felony and forfeit the car.
Darwin's laws of traffic perhaps?
Better yet, get everyone except me off the road.
Or, more likely, get everyone except the elite off the road.
People usually value their own life above everyone else's.
Deliberately obstructing other drivers sounds like reckless driving in itself though.
Why are those assholes not getting ticketed for it?
Hell if I was a cop I'd pull them over for reckless endangerment and slap the cuffs on them right there.
My rule of thumb is:
Unless a law conflicts with a higher moral principle I am obliged to obey it to the best of my ability, since submission to sovereignty is itself a principle.
For me it's not so much unlicensed copying as it is a disrespect towards the law.
That's because Aquafina doesn't own the spring you are getting the water from.
Indeed. When the bad guys are the ones making the rules, breaking them may be the only recourse left for the good guys.
They're too busy staring at money to care about objectors.
Their treatment of geohot already sealed their fate with me.
Copyright infringement is theft of something intangible, the opportunity for the true owner to sell a license to whoever downloads it.
You probably committed a civil tort known as slander.
It may be illegal, but I don't think it's a crime.
By the way, if the meat really is rotten, then you have done nothing wrong at all.
Your claim assumes facts not in evidence.
Namely that the poster you are talking to actually killed someone.