'What I brought to the table was an understanding of the capabilities of new technologies and how they might advance a particular agenda...
Very scary. So now we'll get a guy who spins dials and pushes buttons but doesn't have a clue as to what they do. Don't tell him which one is the seat ejection.
It's a great marketing opportunity for government authorized, or franchised internet cafes. Just swipe your government approved ID card, and instant access. Please, stay where you are. We'd like to have a talk with you. Please make your passwords available upon request. This is just routine...
If you somehow do away with the previous government (e.g. civil war) and then engage in some sort of racial discrimination with respect to who gets citizenship in the new country then that is essentially the same thing.
*All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.*
It's not racial discrimination. It's geographical discrimination. In modern times one's no better than the other.
Terrorism or not, it would most certainly send a message to Mexico to reform their country.
You oughta get that beam out of your eye there, son. Any "reforms" that aren't USGA grade A approved will go nowhere. Some of us remember Chile's 9/11.
We make our lives so subservient to the machines we must imprison and kill people to protect them? Does this mean robots are allowed to kill humans? Uh oh.
...pirates should learn from the best crooks, the past administration, when it comes to the destruction of electronic evidence...
Yeah well, the really smart ones never record it to begin with(heh, strange meaning in this context). Ever since Nixon, the overpowering message is, "Burn the tapes".
Yeah, but Massachusetts has MIT, and that other place?
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Definitely causes much more widespread destruction than a rifle. Expect a prohibition against these things at any major event, except for licensed professionals of course.
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Our rights are inalienable regardless of whether or not they are listed in the Bill of Rights.
Oh? And by what divine providence is this carried out? Does it involve moistened bints?
It is not. It's click aggregator for the advertisers...and the ~CIA~ ooooOOOOOoooo....
'What I brought to the table was an understanding of the capabilities of new technologies and how they might advance a particular agenda...
Very scary. So now we'll get a guy who spins dials and pushes buttons but doesn't have a clue as to what they do. Don't tell him which one is the seat ejection.
Those resources are better spent reforming the system to prevent innocents from going to prison in the first place.
No, it's more important get people out of danger first. You don't discuss how to put out a fire while people are burning inside.
You know, there are other issues that can occupy a person's time.
Can't wait for the color coded map. "There is no stopping in the red zone"
I thought that went out with the 60s.
I thought the headline said that scientists create RIAA ...see, being from primordial soup...oh nevermind. No soup for you!
Occasionally we have a malfunction at that speed. Whoa! Slow down there, cowboy!
No such thing. The PC term would be "biologically disabled".
So, to paraphrase a famous person who didn't say it, *6,121 km oughta be good enough for everybody* That about right?
It's a great marketing opportunity for government authorized, or franchised internet cafes. Just swipe your government approved ID card, and instant access. Please, stay where you are. We'd like to have a talk with you. Please make your passwords available upon request. This is just routine...
We should just imprison the planet and be done with it.
What makes you think we haven't? How far can you go without a passport?
If you somehow do away with the previous government (e.g. civil war) and then engage in some sort of racial discrimination with respect to who gets citizenship in the new country then that is essentially the same thing.
*All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.*
It's not racial discrimination. It's geographical discrimination. In modern times one's no better than the other.
Terrorism or not, it would most certainly send a message to Mexico to reform their country.
You oughta get that beam out of your eye there, son. Any "reforms" that aren't USGA grade A approved will go nowhere. Some of us remember Chile's 9/11.
Citizen only refers to status, not race.
That's right. You're either a citizen, or you're property. When somebody can restrict your movements, you're his property.
Oh yeah! Tell THAT to the FCC.. They'll laugh in your face.
We make our lives so subservient to the machines we must imprison and kill people to protect them? Does this mean robots are allowed to kill humans? Uh oh.
They could've gone to the FreeDOS clinic.
...pirates should learn from the best crooks, the past administration, when it comes to the destruction of electronic evidence...
Yeah well, the really smart ones never record it to begin with(heh, strange meaning in this context). Ever since Nixon, the overpowering message is, "Burn the tapes".
...radical change in the way that copyright and trademark laws are enforced...
If you put it inside an F-15. You might need a pilot to actually fly the plane
Hey, if we can compress air to fly at high altitudes, why not time to fly long distances?
No... it's some other place.. They beat Yale once...
Yeah, but Massachusetts has MIT, and that other place?
Definitely causes much more widespread destruction than a rifle. Expect a prohibition against these things at any major event, except for licensed professionals of course.