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  1. Re:Too bad on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 0

    Didn't say I was smart. I said you are stupid, or at least had a seriously stupid moment.

  2. Re:Insanity is pretending the same is different on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 1

    Asslickers around the world would be insulted.

  3. Re:Too late; already raised on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 1

    Raising the Income tax won't make that a multi-millionaire hedge fund manager pay a higher income tax rate than his secretary because he doesn't have any earned income. He has capital gains taxes.

    It's really amazing you are in the top 6% of earners if you don't understand that.

  4. Re:Too bad on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 0

    What a train wreck of an illogical, infantile, ignorant post.

    I seriously suggest you seek professional help or at least some potent recreational drugs.

  5. Re:Too bad on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 1

    Brittany Spears has probably created more jobs than Obama.

  6. Re:Too bad on Obama Admin Wants Hackers Charged As Mobsters · · Score: 1

    You don't think you're going to actually get them to say it do ya?

  7. Re:Long-Term or Short-Term Trends? on Marx May Have Had a Point · · Score: 1

    What is "poor" if not a measurement of how much "shit" you have?

    So you are saying that if everyone had at least a 4 bedroom house, TVs, cars, iPhones, etc. anf others had a 10 bedroom house, a plane, bigger TVs, traveled the world, etc. that there would be some disparity that needs to be addressed?

    The fact is that many of the people the Sate says are poor, are not poor.

  8. Re:Long-Term or Short-Term Trends? on Marx May Have Had a Point · · Score: 1, Informative

    Forty six percent of all poor households actually own their own homes. The average home owned by persons classified as poor by the Census Bureau is a three bedroom house with one and a half baths, a garage, and a porch or patio.

    Seventy six percent of poor households have air conditioning. By contrast, 30 years ago, only 36 percent of the entire U.S. population enjoyed air conditioning.

    Only 6 percent of poor households are overcrowded. More than two thirds have more than two rooms per person.

    The average poor American has more living space than the average individual living in Paris, London, Vienna, Athens, and other cities throughout Europe. (These comparisons are to the average citizens in foreign countries, not to those classified as poor.)

    Nearly three quarters of poor households own a car; 30 percent own two or more cars.

    Ninety seven percent of poor households have a color television; over half own two or more color televisions.

    Seventy eight percent have a VCR or DVD player; 62 percent have cable or satellite TV reception.

    Seventy three percent own microwave ovens, more than half have a stereo, and a third have an automatic dishwasher.

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    Being poor isn't what it used to be.

  9. Re:Nothing to surprising on Marx May Have Had a Point · · Score: 1

    Stalin, Mao, et. al took a good run at it.

    What...upwards of 100 million murdered between them all?

  10. Re:Nothing to surprising on Marx May Have Had a Point · · Score: 1

    I think everyone that was murdered in the name of other systems probably would have put up with the deficiencies of capitalism.

  11. Questions on Russia Wanted To Shut YouTube Down For Piracy · · Score: 1

    1. Russia makes movies?
    2. Someone in America wants to watch them?

  12. Re:Wikileaks should be happy... on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 1

    So in other words, Secrets for me, but not for thee.

    How typical of those who believe they are the ultimate arbiters of anything. From dictators who commit murder on a massive scale all the way on down to the local H.O.A. biddy who wants to follow the rules to the letter, except for her of course. It's always one set of rules for themselves and another for everyone else.

    Just wanted to give the Trolls something else to mod down because they disagree.

  13. Re:Addendum on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 1

    There is no point. It's a fake quote from a fake president on a bad TV show.

  14. Re:Addendum on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 1

    A T.V. show? Really?

    Who are you going to quote next, the Three Stooges?

  15. Re:Thed saying holds true... on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 2

    Honest officer, I just wanted to burn up that little pile of trash, not the whole damned neighborhood.

    Wikileaks is not equipped to make informed decisions on what should be leaked nor what should and should not be redacted. They material they have is largely out of context and undoubtedly incomplete.

  16. Re:Why not? on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 1

    To even bring up the issue of "fairness" within the context of an argument about Wikileaks is pure 5th grade sophistry.

  17. Re:Wikileaks should be happy... on WikiLeaks Sues the Guardian Over Leak · · Score: 0

    So in other words, Secrets for me, but not for thee.

    How typical of those who believe they are the ultimate arbiters of anything. From dictators who commit murder on a massive scale all the way on down to the local H.O.A. biddy who wants to follow the rules to the letter, except for her of course. It's always one set of rules for themselves and another for everyone else.

  18. Lounges on First Complete Lizard Genome Sequenced · · Score: 3, Funny

    Lounges across the world have become that must less mysterious.

  19. Re:China, don't get ahead of yourself. on Chinese Want To Capture an Asteroid · · Score: 1

    There will be a war eventually. The only question is will it be with themselves or with other governments.

  20. Re:It's about time on Environmental Enforcement Agents Targeting Guitars · · Score: 1

    Can't have them factories producing more goods or the power plants generating more power, now can we?

  21. Re:Five years? Ruby on Rails barely lasted that lo on Announcing Opa: Making Web Programming Transparent · · Score: 1

    COBOL runs the world.

  22. Re:AGW on Michael Mann Vindicated (Again) Over Climategate · · Score: 1

    Oh, I don't know. Hansen seems to be pretty good at it.

    But also, their Fan Boys could be advocating for it. After all, they want the problem solved, don't they?

  23. Re:AGW on Michael Mann Vindicated (Again) Over Climategate · · Score: 1

    I guess they have a bigger issue with nukes than they do with AGW then. Which make me suspect they have no issue with AGW, but it's just a vehicle for their agenda.

    Someone is always going to have an issue with everything. Shit, just look at the comments on /. No one is happy with everything.

    But the bottom line of all of this AGW debate/research/yelling is to do something about it...right? You want to prevent all the nasty things people are claiming will happen? The nuclear is you only choice, like it or not. If it AGW such a big deal that you want to start taxing the shit out of people, shutting down power plants and causing rolling blackout for millions of people, then it is a big enough deal to tell the anti-nuke people to fuck off, we have more important things to worry about.

  24. Re:AGW on Michael Mann Vindicated (Again) Over Climategate · · Score: 1

    When Mann, Jones, Hansen, et.al appear in front of Congress advocating immediate and urgent action on researching and building our nuclear power infrastructure, I'll believe that their research is worth more than a sack of warm shit. Because nuclear is the ONLY technology that we have here and now that can replace coal and gas fired baseline power needs.

    But as long as they and their fan boys continue to advocate "solutions" that are synonymous with the radical environmental wacko agenda, I can't help but to believe that they feel no urgency to fix anything, but are more interested in a political agenda.

    Just think, they come out and advocate nuclear, we build it, AGW mitigated, we are less reliant on foreign oil, cars can run on electricity, it's a big win for everyone.

  25. Re:Total Nonstarter in the US. on Russia Approves Siberia-Alaska Railway · · Score: 1

    #1 reason is the Environmentalists will sue the shit out of the project.

    Hell, the environmental impact report alone will take 20 years to complete, then they will sue over that.