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  1. Almost all of the debt is from customer financing, and is therefore basically an asset, though maybe you can question the quality

  2. Re:Erm, not legal tender on Bitcoin Becomes Legal Payment Option In Japan, Prices Spike (investopedia.com) · · Score: 1

    you'd probably end up paying more than repaying in kind, like $20 for a Netflix disc

  3. Re:Story is exactly the opposite of headline on Connecticut May Become First US State To Allow Deadly Police Drones (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Exclusion from prohibition is the same as permission. Maybe not as much an endorsement as a bill ordering taxpayers to buy the killer robots for police, but the lawmakers made their intent clear so a judge will not prosecute police for killing you from a mile away.

  4. Re:"We shouldn't tell people there's an election." on Facebook Launches 'Town Hall' For Contacting Government Reps, Adds Local Election Reminders (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 0, Troll

    You should start by being honest. It's about telling people who don't pay taxes that they can get away with taking from those who do.

  5. The majority of voters are on welfare, the "get out the vote" message of the socialist party pretends to be neutral, but is really about pushing democracy to failure.

  6. Re:SJW purges in full swing now on Prominent Drupal, PHP Developer Kicked From the Drupal Project Over Unconventional Sex Life (techcrunch.com) · · Score: 3, Interesting

    What do you think Jesus was doing on the cross?

  7. Re:Dear Funny Americans on Is Australia Becoming A Cashless Society? (abc.net.au) · · Score: 1

    I'm guessing you get income from taxes, and actually have a negative tax rate.

  8. Re:This is You Tube's Fault on Still More Advertisers Pull Google Ads Over YouTube Hate Videos (morningstar.com) · · Score: 1

    Advertisers don't care, even Hitler bought stuff. They don't want their business being interfered with by government and activists

  9. Re:What videos exactly? on Still More Advertisers Pull Google Ads Over YouTube Hate Videos (morningstar.com) · · Score: 1

    why now? It's because of the elite's organized importation of people from the 3rd world, and the need to suppress the native peoples' defense. Convenient to say that blacks and Jews need to be protected when they are irrelevant

  10. Re: Alternative media. on Still More Advertisers Pull Google Ads Over YouTube Hate Videos (morningstar.com) · · Score: 1

    You aren't understanding that governments are pressuring the advertisers because they want certain political speech censored. The governments don't have the legal authority to control people's thoughts, especially people in other countries, but government's regulation of business allows it to control all mass communication. And the demonetization is just one step, they are also threatening to fine Youtube if certain videos aren't removed

  11. Re:Speaking of... on YouTube Loses Major Advertisers Over Offensive Videos (rollingstone.com) · · Score: 1

    It's OK because really only dudes working that scam. Pay gap!

  12. Re:Is this San Francisco "offensive" or the real k on YouTube Loses Major Advertisers Over Offensive Videos (rollingstone.com) · · Score: 0

    someone who denies the obvious sounds like a paid globalist troll, the function key bit is a nice touch since that's probably how you started your career before moving on more sophisticated tools

  13. Re:What's the plan, Stan? on Twitter Suspended Hundreds of Thousands of Accounts Amid 'Violent Extremism' (fortune.com) · · Score: 1

    newspaper is more like a personal blog, twitter pretends to be communications platform open to the general public

  14. Re:Bit coin is not money on Ask Slashdot: How Does One Freely Use Bitcoin In the Land of the Free? · · Score: 1

    banks and governments do not accept BitCoin as a way to cover debts and obligations

    no different than them not accepting foreign currency, you simply have to exchange it, and of course if it comes down to it they will of course take Bitcoin to settle debts, if they can find them

  15. Re:Pay your taxes on Ask Slashdot: How Does One Freely Use Bitcoin In the Land of the Free? · · Score: 1

    the government could of course skim off Bitcoin just like from any paycheck, the "tax" Bitcoin avoids is currency devaluation, which is partial enslavement since you are working for less than was agreed

  16. As a Maoist conservative, if there isn't a candidate conservative enough, you vote liberal socialist. Not very interesting

  17. Re:Ridiculous Extrapolation on In 18 Years, A College Degree Could Cost About $500,000 (buzzfeed.com) · · Score: 1

    Not that much of a stretch with some schools already over a quarter million. The Fed is pushing inflation towards 3%, and that alone will "stimulate" the bill over $400k

  18. Re:Pointless on Your Hotel Room Photos Could Help Catch Sex Traffickers (cnn.com) · · Score: 1

    gravy train for the app creator, cops, "taskforce", "non-profits"...pimpin' ain't that hard

  19. Re:Bullshit. on Your Hotel Room Photos Could Help Catch Sex Traffickers (cnn.com) · · Score: 5, Interesting

    And what is the purpose of this technical solution anyway? Police see an online ad but can't find the location of the "trafficked girl"...when all they'd need to do is call and ask!

  20. Re:All hail Siskel and Ebert on Netflix Replacing Star Ratings With Thumbs Up and Thumbs Down (variety.com) · · Score: 1

    Siskel and Ebert each used a thumb, don't know what they did with the other two, but it wasn't a binary verdict. If ratings skew high this change means more of Netflix's content will have the highest rating, which of course is in their interest, though this seems really about eliminating public ratings, in which case 5 or 10 star private rating scales would have provided more precision at least for some users, but apparently the data shows that their customers find it too mentally challenging or that the catalogue has become to thin for detailed ratings to be relevant.

  21. Re:AFK != IRL on FBI Arrests Alleged Attacker Who Tweeted Seizure-Inducing Strobe at a Writer (theverge.com) · · Score: 3, Insightful

    Except all the financial fraud done over the internet which is barely investigated. Organized crime is boring, but if a trivial incident makes the news then a prosecutor hits pause on his porn player and files charges.

  22. Re:Pathetic on Australia To Ban Unvaccinated Children From Preschool (newscientist.com) · · Score: -1, Troll

    more or less risk than self-colonization with thousands of fundamentalists from Islamic State? Apparently your grandparents were misguided, because there are no countries anymore, just a world government ruling over a rabble of slaves, and with no power comes no responsibility

  23. Re:I know the way Slashdotters vote but... on Germany Plans To Fine Social Media Sites Over Hate Speech (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    That's like being "center-right" in the USSR, and indeed Merkel was active in the East German Communist Party and is fluent in Soviet Russian.

  24. Re:This is a wise move on Germany Plans To Fine Social Media Sites Over Hate Speech (reuters.com) · · Score: 1

    Zuckerberg only has a problem with censorship if competitors are legally able to host free speech and real news

  25. Re:SO tired of this entitlement-guaranteed crap on Canadian Millennials Struggle As College Degrees Don't Guarantee Jobs (www.cbc.ca) · · Score: 1

    Those who aren't good enough should to be weeded out, the marketing might not amount to fraud, but padding enrollment to get more tax funding should carry a prison term.