Which is precisely why you get Internet Libertarians smugly arguing against unions: their sheltered upbringing prevented them from learning about being downtrodden anything, except for maybe having to do household chores when they didn't want to.
That gets you nothing yet. The German datacenters aren't under EU law yet, because Lastpass does not yet have a European subsidiary that operates under those laws.
Obama's hands are tied because the Republicans will reflexively obstruct if he tries to get this through Congress, but the real problem with doing this via FCC rule change is that as soon as a Republican gets elected President network neutrality goes out the window.
You'd have to make a progressive pricing system if they don't have it already: basic usage (what an average family would need for cooking, drinking, and hygiene) is very cheap, a band of usage above that costing more per unit, the next band of usage costing quite a bit more per unit, and so on, about how income taxes are figured.
You'd also want to promote xeriscaping and using graywater for your plants and toilets.
Horseshit. There's no way Japan could have taken Hawaii, not without disposing of the US Navy's carriers and submarines first. That'd be a hell of a long supply line to keep open, for starters.
In general we don't like dictatorships and tyrants and in particular are morally opposed to human rights abuses
Point of order! We don't like dictatorships and tyrants that aren't otherwise useful to us. We supported enough of them during the Cold War simply for being anti-communist. We also tended not to give a toss about their human rights abuses for the same reason.
"Idiot" suffices. Sheltered libertarian as well, but I repeat myself.
That's a nice theory. Now try to get the Supreme Court (and hell, the people) to see it your way, and maybe you'll be taken seriously. Now run along back to your mom's basement.
There's a fuckton of stuff Congress does, and has done for over 200 years even when the document's signers were alive and serving, that's not strictly part of Article 1 Section 8.
That guy you're talking about could be me. I don't socialize because it's tiring, because (despite being mid-30s and married) I just don't do people well and never have, although I'm not as bad as I once was. I tend to not get social cues and thus make more than my share of awkward situations, so it's easier for everyone just to not.
Would that it were otherwise, sometimes, but here I stand. I can do no other.
Uh,/no/. Parabellum is used as a nickname for 9x19mm NATO pistol ammunition, "9mm Parabellum", and that was from the motto of the original designing company.
Para was used in the names of a few other period German weapons such as the MG08 and had the same provenance, from that company's motto.
If you write down a list of position statements and don't attach a brand/party to it, and then ask people what they agree/disagree with, republican _positions_ do pretty well.
{citation needed}
Your cite had better include how they present those positions so we can control for propaganda.
I wonder how much of that is related to the lower birthrate today; rather than having (say) 7 kids people might have only one or two, so if one gets killed doing something dangerous that's a much bigger risk to a parent's "investment" than if you had several other kids.
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So basically he's suing to stop the fracking, because without that water tower they can't frack on that land.
The tower is an excuse.
Rightly or wrongly, it's shorthand for "privileged majority".
Which is precisely why you get Internet Libertarians smugly arguing against unions: their sheltered upbringing prevented them from learning about being downtrodden anything, except for maybe having to do household chores when they didn't want to.
That gets you nothing yet. The German datacenters aren't under EU law yet, because Lastpass does not yet have a European subsidiary that operates under those laws.
PROTIP: Nothing is sacred on the Internet.
Mod parent up. That event is called the Oxygen Catastrophe for a reason.
Obama's hands are tied because the Republicans will reflexively obstruct if he tries to get this through Congress, but the real problem with doing this via FCC rule change is that as soon as a Republican gets elected President network neutrality goes out the window.
You'd have to make a progressive pricing system if they don't have it already: basic usage (what an average family would need for cooking, drinking, and hygiene) is very cheap, a band of usage above that costing more per unit, the next band of usage costing quite a bit more per unit, and so on, about how income taxes are figured.
You'd also want to promote xeriscaping and using graywater for your plants and toilets.
Horseshit. There's no way Japan could have taken Hawaii, not without disposing of the US Navy's carriers and submarines first. That'd be a hell of a long supply line to keep open, for starters.
In general we don't like dictatorships and tyrants and in particular are morally opposed to human rights abuses
Point of order! We don't like dictatorships and tyrants that aren't otherwise useful to us. We supported enough of them during the Cold War simply for being anti-communist. We also tended not to give a toss about their human rights abuses for the same reason.
"Things extreme libertarians dislike" is not a synonym for "divine right of kings" either, snowflake.
roffle, a Libertarian saying that someone else
1) doesn't have credibility, and
2) lives in a fantasy world.
Irony is dead.
"Idiot" suffices. Sheltered libertarian as well, but I repeat myself.
That's a nice theory. Now try to get the Supreme Court (and hell, the people) to see it your way, and maybe you'll be taken seriously. Now run along back to your mom's basement.
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.
There's a fuckton of stuff Congress does, and has done for over 200 years even when the document's signers were alive and serving, that's not strictly part of Article 1 Section 8.
Be honest. Even if Solyndra had never happened you'd come up with some other excuse why the government should never spend money.
It's a political thread and there's a lot of pseudolibertarians here nowadays, hence the stupid.
That guy you're talking about could be me. I don't socialize because it's tiring, because (despite being mid-30s and married) I just don't do people well and never have, although I'm not as bad as I once was. I tend to not get social cues and thus make more than my share of awkward situations, so it's easier for everyone just to not.
Would that it were otherwise, sometimes, but here I stand. I can do no other.
What?
Hubbard was batshit crazy, so maybe he wasn't aware he was full of shit.
That was $699. ...you cock-smoking teabagger.
Do you have a point, or are you simply unable to admit when you're wrong?
Uh, /no/. Parabellum is used as a nickname for 9x19mm NATO pistol ammunition, "9mm Parabellum", and that was from the motto of the original designing company.
Para was used in the names of a few other period German weapons such as the MG08 and had the same provenance, from that company's motto.
If you write down a list of position statements and don't attach a brand/party to it, and then ask people what they agree/disagree with, republican _positions_ do pretty well.
{citation needed}
Your cite had better include how they present those positions so we can control for propaganda.
Sure, but it's an unconscious thing.
I wonder how much of that is related to the lower birthrate today; rather than having (say) 7 kids people might have only one or two, so if one gets killed doing something dangerous that's a much bigger risk to a parent's "investment" than if you had several other kids.