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  1. Re:Separate childrearing, finances, ceremonies on Ron Paul's New Primary Goal Is "Internet Freedom" · · Score: 1

    The "value" of marriage is simply its breeding function. You must admit that there is a little problem when the marriage is missing one gender. A child cannot be produced that is related to both parents.

  2. Re:Separate childrearing, finances, ceremonies on Ron Paul's New Primary Goal Is "Internet Freedom" · · Score: 1

    Intention is probably just to secure the "right" of the woman to the man's property and labor...

  3. Re:An interesting study in modern ethics on Feds Plan 'Fog of Disinformation' To Track Information Leaks · · Score: 1

    Hard to see how elected officials are representing the "will of the people" when the people have no idea what the hell they are up to. Keeping particular technologies, methods, or operations secret is one thing, but the government basically keeps everything secret, up to the most general policies. But someone who signs away their judgment and free speech by working for such a system is damned and has nothing to lose. Maybe the "wise leaders" should handle all the secrets themselves--at least that way they can't cause too much trouble.

  4. Re:Republican policies at work on FDA Approves HIV Home-Use Test Kit · · Score: 1

    Maybe we just have 3x as much (normal) sex as Germans? Maybe the factors you mention are relevant, but you seem to be doing the same thing that you are criticizing--looking for a moral explanation for disease.

  5. Re:First Amendment vs Common Carrier on Verizon Claims Net Neutrality Violates Their Free Speech Rights · · Score: 1

    They seem to imagine that their ISP will be like a newspaper, with the Editor contracting with select content producers and advertisers, and perhaps accepting certain reader submissions. Clearly if the government required newspapers to publish everything submitted the property and speech rights of the owners would be violated! It's not really an absurd position in itself; it's the ISP's status as private, but simultaneously public, enterprises is absurd. Private-owned utilities are just odd: there is a government mandated government compliance charge on my electric bill, for example (along with a dozen other charges).

  6. Re:Why is this man allowed to keep so much money? on Bill Gates: the Traditional PC Is Changing · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    Hitler supported medical research too.

  7. Re:Modern day advice... on Twitter Can't Keep Protestor's Data From Cops · · Score: 1

    I'd always, since the nineties, known that you should never say anything in an email (text/tweet/facebook etc.) or phone call, that you wouldn't want to hear repeated in an open courtroom.

    Entered as Exihibit A against the alleged hacker, terrorist, drug trafficker, pimp, and child abuser, known as "SteamisheFan". For over two decades this sophisticated and determined criminal has admittedly been using counter-surveillance techniques likely learned in an Al-Qaeda training camp to conceal his nefarious plots.

  8. Re:what is currency on A Cashless, High-Value, Anonymous Currency: How? · · Score: 1

    If only effective DRM could be developed! Even in the Sahara pornographic files would retain an intrinsic value if the Bedouins weren't all carrying tablets loaded with pirated vids.

  9. Re:Hopefully... on Julian Assange Served With Extradition Notice By British Police · · Score: 1

    If you cooperate with a crime you can't expect that crime ever to be punished. Even only ladies will fight off muggers because they don't take shit even if it puts them in the hospital.

  10. Re:Hopefully... on Julian Assange Served With Extradition Notice By British Police · · Score: 1

    You you sound like a man, and not some Swedish eunuch or lipstick lesbo. I would shake your hand, because my sister/wife/mother gets bitchy when she's not fucked.

  11. Re:Hopefully... on Julian Assange Served With Extradition Notice By British Police · · Score: 1

    If you invite someone into your bed that's fucking consent! Jesus Christ,women should be kept locked up in institutions as wards of the state if they are so retarded.

  12. Re:Illogical all around on Julian Assange Served With Extradition Notice By British Police · · Score: 1, Redundant

    Diplomats and various agents of foreign governments are routinely given immunity because of the exact same concerns. Assange just doesn't have the proper gang affiliation since he only represents the people of earth.

  13. Re:Illogical all around on Julian Assange Served With Extradition Notice By British Police · · Score: 1

    Your quote says that the women invited him to their apartments for sex and were annoyed by condom mishaps, and became wrathful because he was unfaithful. True, no quotes: the women are judicially raping Assange.

  14. Re:Breathless summary by the clueless on Texas GOP Educational Platform Opposes Teaching Critical Thinking Skills · · Score: 1

    Except what the left means by "critical thinking" is re-education, training in a few approved algorithms to deconstruct traditional beliefs, where the results justify the process. The right may encourage blind obedience to authority, but every leftist movement has explicitly approved of propaganda, censorship, and brainwashing to give the illusion of free thought.

  15. Re:Now to understand what it means on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    Except most people without insurance...can't afford it. Most will still pay nothing, some will pay very little, and treatment costs for all of them will increase as they get regular doctors eager to generate a certain amount of $$$ per patient. Only way you'll be paying less is if the quality of care goes down.

  16. Re:So from here on out ... on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    ...for car insurance

  17. Re:So from here on out ... on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    They aren't excluded, they pay more. Just like as a man you pay more for the man-policy.

  18. Re:So from here on out ... on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    You can't be serious. Breast cancer might balance out prostate cancer, but women go to the doctor more frequently, ob/gyn expenses are extremely high, and they live years longer. The costs are hundreds of thousands more. The difference between the sexes when it comes to vehicle damage through accidents is a lot smaller, but for some reason it isn't fair to pretend that car accident costs "even out" when it means that women pay more to help men.

  19. Re:So from here on out ... on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    Really? Renters pay for home owners' coverage? Your car insurance premium is the same as the guy with a Bentley?

  20. Re:So from here on out ... on Supreme Court: Affordable Care Act Is Constitutional · · Score: 1

    So...just a tax on men.

  21. Re:And why is this bad? on Dotcom Search Warrants Ruled Illegal · · Score: 1

    And actually that definition might be higher than the one in your home state. Your 16-year-old gf could become incapable of consent when you take her on a romantic vacation?

  22. Re:It's no surprise.. on Dotcom Search Warrants Ruled Illegal · · Score: 1

    Doesn't seem like that solid of an agreement, at least if you like taking them young

  23. Re:I'm for it. on Senator Pushes For Tougher H-1B Enforcement · · Score: 1

    India and China both peg their currency to the dollar to some extent. If that's how a "competitive economy" works, eliminating importation of Indian and Chinese products through tariffs is "competitive" too. Hell, setting up a blockage around those countries to kill their economies would be fair game too.

  24. Re:Comcast was good for me on Comcast Pays $800,000 To U.S. For Hiding Stand-Alone Broadband · · Score: 1

    never hit any usage caps

    That's your doing, not Comcast's. I suppose you could say that the usage cap didn't bother you, but it's not a feature of their service, unless they start competing with other ISPs or something

  25. Re:Those are not the immigrants people hate on Immigrants Crucial To Innovation · · Score: 1

    Well part of why we get it is our ancestors worked and fought for it. Strange that if a Mexican army tried to move that "arbitrary line" we would kill them all without a thought, and anyone who cooperated with the invaders would surely be executed; but if millions just sneak over and show up to work, some of us get contemplative about "fairness" and "racism" while the politicians and businessmen are counting their votes and money.