...see a possible 3rd Amendment issue with this? Can the Federal Government force you to quarter a digital proxy of a federal agent? Too big a stretch?
It's anti-surveillance, anti-totalitarian, and anti-authoritarian, but it is in no way shape or form anti-government, as the town government created the law.
All that multi-cultural bullshit aside. In this instance; the cockpit of an airplane that is about to crash, pointing out to the elder pilot that he is about to kill 300 people is clearly superior than respecting his wisdom by remaining silent.
The mechanical interlock is not the solution here. Two letters on or next to the arrow is. An indicating arrow without a prescribed orientation is useless. Cardboard box manufacturers know this. UP.
Yes healthcare does cost too much. I'm sure further separating the consumer from the supplier, and adding an additional middleman with access to a bottomless pit of taxpayer money will make it less expensive. That's always a recipe for success.
What does it say, that you were intelligent enough not to vote for Bush, but you voted for Obama twice. It's the typical, "I regret my vote, but both options were bad BS." The problems with the ACA were well known before the last election. It's unfortunate that we are still finding out what's in it.
The MI complex is certainly something to be concerned about. But there are other complexes these days that are much more serious. Things like the public sector/non-profit complex. Or the educational/union complex. Or the national security/communications complex. There are many others. Public money is being transferred to private hands at an alarming rate.
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...one man in charge, that could issue an order halting the controversial practices of the NSA.
Under the precedent of corporate personhood, a business location is for all intents and purposes a home.
...see a possible 3rd Amendment issue with this? Can the Federal Government force you to quarter a digital proxy of a federal agent? Too big a stretch?
I think a drone armed with remotely fired shotguns would be pretty effective.
It's anti-surveillance, anti-totalitarian, and anti-authoritarian, but it is in no way shape or form anti-government, as the town government created the law.
Actually the "liquid" descriptor refers to the fact that is has no crystalline structure, like a liquid or glass.
Simpson's did it. It didn't work.
Plus when things go to crap, you can make an atmospheric filter out of cigarette butts.
How many people do you know who were physically harmed by nuclear missile production plants?
Sure, but UP upside down is still UP, only upside down. up, not so much.
All that multi-cultural bullshit aside. In this instance; the cockpit of an airplane that is about to crash, pointing out to the elder pilot that he is about to kill 300 people is clearly superior than respecting his wisdom by remaining silent.
The mechanical interlock is not the solution here. Two letters on or next to the arrow is. An indicating arrow without a prescribed orientation is useless. Cardboard box manufacturers know this. UP.
Both racism and ethnocentrism can have negative effects, but ethnocentrism is not always coupled with hate.
Apparently, blind adherence to the rule that age and wisdom are directly related can have negative affects as well.
...that the Pontiac Aztec was Homer's dream brought to reality.
At least a CEO can be fired for poor performance.
Was Benito Mussolini your next-door neighbor?
Sorry, the first sentence was said with heavy sarcasm. College has been made anything but affordable.
Look at how affordable that technique has made college. This is the US, not "everywhere in the first world".
I think you should look up the definitions of cost and price. They are not synonymous.
Yes healthcare does cost too much. I'm sure further separating the consumer from the supplier, and adding an additional middleman with access to a bottomless pit of taxpayer money will make it less expensive. That's always a recipe for success.
What does it say, that you were intelligent enough not to vote for Bush, but you voted for Obama twice. It's the typical, "I regret my vote, but both options were bad BS." The problems with the ACA were well known before the last election. It's unfortunate that we are still finding out what's in it.
You just couldn't resist getting a dig in at Bush.
That's pretty selfish. What about humanity?
The MI complex is certainly something to be concerned about. But there are other complexes these days that are much more serious. Things like the public sector/non-profit complex. Or the educational/union complex. Or the national security/communications complex. There are many others. Public money is being transferred to private hands at an alarming rate.
They are both equally guilty? Let's impeach them both then.