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  1. Re:Savage is anti-bullying? on Is Santorum's "Google Problem" a Google Problem? · · Score: 1

    From the Assange case we can see that it's fairly illegal for a man to have sex with a woman; preventing him from having sex with a man is just closing a loophole.

  2. Re:Savage is anti-bullying? on Is Santorum's "Google Problem" a Google Problem? · · Score: 1

    Allowing gays to marry is obviously an alteration of the status quo, and it serves to normalize homosexuality. In a short time it won't be surprising if the majority of families are "lesbian", which will severely destabilize society and the species.

  3. Re:Why "Fundamental Human Right?" on "Liberated" Tunisia Still Censoring Websites · · Score: 1

    Government is not required to even provide "food, shelter, water". I guess prison is a special case, but prisons don't have to provide porn since prisoners can find a way to get it. The case could be made that porn reduces the dangerousness of ex-cons by reducing mental damage while incarcerated, and should be paid for by taxpayers...though then you might have to provide them with "comfort women" too.

  4. Re:Please do visit Africa sometime on It's Not All Waste: The Complicated Life of Surplus Electronics In Africa · · Score: 1, Troll

    It's not like they had bright futures until they were pulled out of med school to become e-waste slaves.

  5. Re:how is that an insult? on Journalist Arrested By Interpol For Tweet · · Score: 1

    Whoever authorized the arrest needs some remedial training.

    Issue an arrest warrant to make sure they get it?

  6. Re:Not illegal but reckless negligence on Journalist Arrested By Interpol For Tweet · · Score: 1

    You could die from injuries sustained while rescuing a dozen people from the fire and still be sued posthumously. I think in Europe it's more common to have umbrella liability coverage, so it seems they are less free from the threat of civil prosecution too.

  7. Re:At Least... on Alan Moore on V For Vendetta and the Rise of Anonymous · · Score: 1

    Did slave holders really think slavery was right, or was it just not wrong because slaves were "sub-human"? A stable society will require morality based on equal rights, but the society as a whole isn't necessarily bound by morality in its treatment of others.

  8. Re:Best predicter of an excellent elem school... on Three Unexpected Data Points Describe Elementary School Quality · · Score: 1

    But it's not just that parents are jerks: there are economic and social forces pulling people away from marriage and the middle class lifestyle.

  9. Re:Online Dating didn't work out for me on Study: Online Dating Makes People "Picky" and "Unrealistic" · · Score: 1

    Sounds like a success for you (assuming you are a fast runner).

  10. Re:Save your money on Study: Online Dating Makes People "Picky" and "Unrealistic" · · Score: 1

    The most important part of that is to leave the US...

  11. Re:Reality slap... on Study: Online Dating Makes People "Picky" and "Unrealistic" · · Score: 1

    The only thing I remember from that show is that she apparently only gave him a blowjob a few times. So I wouldn't say it is encouraging fat men to want hot chicks.

  12. Re:It is called the switch on Study: Online Dating Makes People "Picky" and "Unrealistic" · · Score: 1

    That's probably the average age of "baby rabies" as fertility starts to nosedive. Men like availability.

  13. Re:It's true... on Study: Online Dating Makes People "Picky" and "Unrealistic" · · Score: 4, Insightful

    The trick is being the first nice guy to come along after those expectations have been re-arranged.

    Some trick: you get a woman whose looks are fading at an exponential rate, and who frolicked in her prime with sexier men, so you'll be entering into a disadvantageous contract with someone with no real loyalty or passion for you.

  14. Re:Why is this news? on Pasadena Police Encrypt, Deny Access To Police Radio · · Score: 1

    A scanner can't protect you from all means of apprehension or police infiltration, so at least some scanner-users would be discovered.

  15. Re:So? on Pasadena Police Encrypt, Deny Access To Police Radio · · Score: 1

    True, they absolutely guarantee the property of the government and of the wealthy, but they do reduce petty thievery globally, though this provides no guarantee on the individual level.

  16. Re:So? on Pasadena Police Encrypt, Deny Access To Police Radio · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    Speed traps are often in locations where the speed limit is set too low in order to generate revenue to pay for speed traps. That type of taxation is not allowed by the Constitution.

  17. Re:I have to agree on No Pardon For Turing · · Score: 1

    Actually probably 85% of women would approve of such a law. The insane feminists don't think women can ever give consent to a man.

  18. Re:I have to agree on No Pardon For Turing · · Score: 1

    Could be academic though because below a certain age you're dealing with parents/teachers/abductors who are guilty of something a lot worse than "statutory rape".

  19. Re:I have to agree on No Pardon For Turing · · Score: 3, Informative

    There is no consensus on the age of consent, with laws varying greatly, putting it someplace between 12-18. Some decisions can't be made until 21. But a 10-year-old can be tried and punished as an adult. Feminists claim that a man of 40 who dates a college student is a equivalent to a child rapist. And prepubescent school kids can be charged with sexual assault for a well-placed kick.

  20. Re:Eerily like Cheggit on BTJunkie No More? · · Score: 1

    These sites are run by businessmen, not pirates of the high-seas who lives lives of danger and adventure, so they actually need an environment of rules and laws so that they can profit from their investment. The global triumph of plutocracy means that only certain wealthy parties have any control over their lives.

  21. Re:Been going on here for years... on Canada's Massive Public Traffic Surveillance System · · Score: 1

    Even in 1984, "proles and animals are free." We are the 99%! So...what's with all the cameras?

  22. Re:Nothing compared to Britain on Canada's Massive Public Traffic Surveillance System · · Score: 1

    Might save the insurance companies money, but do you really think they will give you the money they save?

  23. Re:I'm not sure what the big deal is. on Canada's Massive Public Traffic Surveillance System · · Score: 1

    It you are a typical citizen it only eliminates anonymous travel and subjects you to additional inconveniences. Officials driving government vehicles of course are untouched, and criminals can risk countermeasures like switching plates. Your stolen car will be chopped and your kid will be dead before the police are notified with the appropriate plate. That you look forward to being severely punished for slight vehicle operation errors or paperwork oversights suggests a psychological disorder.

  24. Re:Other thing's you'll never stop on You Will Never Kill Piracy · · Score: 1

    Yes. Then we can murder rapists. And rape child abusers. And alcoholics...we abuse them as children? (Wait a moment, alcoholism isn't illegal!)

  25. Re:I like their position on Seattle Library Lets Man Watch Porn On Computers Despite Complaints · · Score: 1

    Some people in the library...have fallen pretty low. Probably some kind of disability and poverty brings them there for the amenities, and it's hard for outcasts from society to feel any respect for common courtesy, if they were ever mentally capable of self-consciousness to begin with.