should a soldier disobey orders that in his opinion are inhuman? a military officer would probably say no. i say yes.
this is the same kind of question. i believe there are cases when a man needs to stand up for his beliefs about what's right and moral. of course, that's problematic... but then again, everything is.
i don't think scientology is run by fanatics any more than, say, barnes&noble, or microsoft, or any other business, for that matter. the only difference is that scientology's leaders are criminals.
i agree, 100%. though i'd like to add that altruism is none other than a more intelligent way of calculating one's expected utility. i.e., in many cases an action that benefits the group also benefits the member. unfortunately, this isn't always true, because i'll die in, like, 60 years, and anything that happens after that doesn't affect me at all - hence a perfectly intelligent selfish agent should use fossil fuels, pollute the environment, cause global warming, etc etc, because most of us will be dead before the damage from our reckless behavior is felt.
in the case of vaccinations, i'm not sure what such an agent would do. there are other factors to consider, e.g. the financial cost of hospitalizing a person infected by, say, rubella...
i LOLed. that's gotta be the most insulting thing anyone's ever said about poor old/.. (yes, i do put a period after/. if it's the end of the sentence.)
dude, you must be a poet or something, 'cause your post is so beautifully worded, it made me cum a little...
but to be on topic, i agree - i don't see what damage it could do if i laugh about some tragedy in the privacy of my own room (or a/. discussion. oh wait...). though i personally go too far sometimes...
I can't imagine how much this guy's hurting right now
yeah, kinda like Richard Dean Anderson in stargate. did you see how messed up that guy was? though he intended to commit suicide by nuclear bomb, not firearm. let's hope this father doesn't react the same way, or we're gonna see a pretty mushroom one of these days...
Slashdot Mirror
hurray!
... for the most boring thing on the Internet.
what a nice world you live in, where everything is fine and dandy as long as its "legal".
should a soldier disobey orders that in his opinion are inhuman? a military officer would probably say no. i say yes.
this is the same kind of question. i believe there are cases when a man needs to stand up for his beliefs about what's right and moral. of course, that's problematic... but then again, everything is.
umm... depends on the hooker, i suppose.
i don't think scientology is run by fanatics any more than, say, barnes&noble, or microsoft, or any other business, for that matter. the only difference is that scientology's leaders are criminals.
I'd start by avoiding Fuck, Shit, Damn... you get the picture.
and the modders just proved you wrong.
i LOLed.
hmm, i don't know... destroying things is pretty easy...
i agree, 100%. though i'd like to add that altruism is none other than a more intelligent way of calculating one's expected utility. i.e., in many cases an action that benefits the group also benefits the member. unfortunately, this isn't always true, because i'll die in, like, 60 years, and anything that happens after that doesn't affect me at all - hence a perfectly intelligent selfish agent should use fossil fuels, pollute the environment, cause global warming, etc etc, because most of us will be dead before the damage from our reckless behavior is felt.
in the case of vaccinations, i'm not sure what such an agent would do. there are other factors to consider, e.g. the financial cost of hospitalizing a person infected by, say, rubella...
allow me to explain - if their idiot offspring doesn't get to reproduce, then their genes are out of the pool anyway.
darwin award, perhaps?
[citation needed]
i LOLed. that's gotta be the most insulting thing anyone's ever said about poor old /.. (yes, i do put a period after /. if it's the end of the sentence.)
the only thing worse than a mistake is over-correcting for it.
a world without any copyright/patent law is a sad, sad world. kinda like a world where stealing or murder are legal.
what if you could use the lighting that already exists in your house to do this? kinda like internet over power lines?
you assume correct, sir.
ditto
watered-down anti-salt bill
I LOLed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_salt#Composition
http://cookingresources.suite101.com/article.cfm/cooking_with_sea_salts
fucktard
it was both. i was referring to sg-1
dude, you must be a poet or something, 'cause your post is so beautifully worded, it made me cum a little...
/. discussion. oh wait...). though i personally go too far sometimes...
but to be on topic, i agree - i don't see what damage it could do if i laugh about some tragedy in the privacy of my own room (or a
you think you can go to work the day after receiving 50 lashes? what's your job title, "intensive care unit patient"?
I can't imagine how much this guy's hurting right now
yeah, kinda like Richard Dean Anderson in stargate. did you see how messed up that guy was? though he intended to commit suicide by nuclear bomb, not firearm. let's hope this father doesn't react the same way, or we're gonna see a pretty mushroom one of these days...