Many view religious texts as composed mainly of allegorical stories. Satire is highly allegorical, and well suited to teaching precepts. The judge seems to be making the rather unsupportable contention that religion must be "serious".
What I mean to imply is, if the major players take the message that bringing more women into IT will lower payrolls, they'll pump that strategy, as they do H1-Bs.
In the end, the bottom line is a far greater incentive to corporate America that fairness or social equity.
... that a key tenet of the Muslim faith is that the Koran is the unaltered word of God. This belief is perhaps even more immutable than the proscription against the iconography of Mohammed which has led to so much violence. Do not expect these findings to be accepted or go down lightly in the Muslim world.
Your adherence to the principles of eugenics is noted. For reference, my use of the term "wingnuts" is not based in economics or social caste, but in the adherence to an ideology which is empirically disprovable. Thanks for providing an example of such.
... has always been on the part of the wingnuts. They perceive themselves as the ultimate "victims" while trampling the rights and lives of any who dare question them. Of course, they justify it all as "God's Will", while pounding the Bible and wrapping themselves in the flag.
It is no secret that law enforcement is populated with a largely conservative community. The attitude of, "we've always done it that way", tends to pervade conservative institutions. New ideas, even when supported by facts, are rarely welcome in such an environment. Or, as Stephen Colbert has observed, "Reality is well-known to have a strong liberal bias."
... third party ads. If advertisers want to present their ads to the public, let them rent page space, like on a billboard. They can still track, though customized URLs, where the clicks came from, but will no longer be able to directly intrude on the relationship between the user and the page owner.
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Many view religious texts as composed mainly of allegorical stories. Satire is highly allegorical, and well suited to teaching precepts. The judge seems to be making the rather unsupportable contention that religion must be "serious".
... all dem ejoocated types iz assholes.
... why didn't they monitor the gag reflex?
... likely falls under the rubric of "un-American Activities". My word, how can they not realize this? They are covering the election, after all.
What I mean to imply is, if the major players take the message that bringing more women into IT will lower payrolls, they'll pump that strategy, as they do H1-Bs.
In the end, the bottom line is a far greater incentive to corporate America that fairness or social equity.
... to push women into IT.
... while hardly endearing, is decidedly less offensive than what comes out of it.
... are we talking robots or Wall Street? Is there a difference?
... the cost of reprogramming.
That's beginning to approach the size of Trump's ego.
... human presumption knows no limit.
... that a key tenet of the Muslim faith is that the Koran is the unaltered word of God. This belief is perhaps even more immutable than the proscription against the iconography of Mohammed which has led to so much violence. Do not expect these findings to be accepted or go down lightly in the Muslim world.
... it's just a little code tattooed on your forearm. Oh, and we'd like you to sew this little gold star on your clothes.
Pretty cool, but around here they'd need to target yellow jackets to have a commercial winner.
... when they figure out how to make it into a bug zapper.
... "Just don't hold it that way."
My reading would suggest he was, however, more deist than theist; accepting a universal God rather than advocating a particular vein of religion.
Your adherence to the principles of eugenics is noted. For reference, my use of the term "wingnuts" is not based in economics or social caste, but in the adherence to an ideology which is empirically disprovable. Thanks for providing an example of such.
... has always been on the part of the wingnuts. They perceive themselves as the ultimate "victims" while trampling the rights and lives of any who dare question them. Of course, they justify it all as "God's Will", while pounding the Bible and wrapping themselves in the flag.
It is no secret that law enforcement is populated with a largely conservative community. The attitude of, "we've always done it that way", tends to pervade conservative institutions. New ideas, even when supported by facts, are rarely welcome in such an environment. Or, as Stephen Colbert has observed, "Reality is well-known to have a strong liberal bias."
... third party ads. If advertisers want to present their ads to the public, let them rent page space, like on a billboard. They can still track, though customized URLs, where the clicks came from, but will no longer be able to directly intrude on the relationship between the user and the page owner.
... "Digitize all the lawyers."
... when you peel it from my cold, dead cheeks.
Pyromaniacs, like other dedicated individuals, need goals.
... to turn out the lights.