A lot of IT positions are with the federal government, and many military members parting from service already possess the security clearances required for those positions. It's often cheaper to train someone that already possess a security clearance to be an IT professional than it is to get an IT professional their security clearance.
That brings the dream of home ownership within the reach of a lot of people who wouldn't have been able to afford it before. We live in exciting times.
Unless said people derived their income from building homes, which a lot of the skilled trades still do.
There's also no country called "Spain" or "Germany", those are just the names we gave to countries that have rightful names. So it's only fair that they can call us whatever they want in return.
"That is a hard thing though, most people are too afraid." and rightly so, how many would stand in front of an armored column in defiance of totalitarianism. I recall there only being one man in the photos from Tienanmen Square
if the victim of the rape, murder, or theft is a corporation and not an "actual" person, then yes. Your argument would then be congruent and I would support them paying for the services of the government.
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The uid's generally identify those.
I'll take that bet, $1000?
That sounds like 0x10c, but I know nothing about KSP.
ALICE from Carnegie Melon, http://www.alice.org/index.php
Would the slaves have been better off in Africa, dead of one savagery or another?
First, your racism is showing. Second, the answer is an unequivocal "YES!"
Because of this: http://techcrunch.com/2012/09/...
A lot of IT positions are with the federal government, and many military members parting from service already possess the security clearances required for those positions. It's often cheaper to train someone that already possess a security clearance to be an IT professional than it is to get an IT professional their security clearance.
That was easy.
For comparison.
http://www.travelersdigest.com...
They also have a much higher population density / much smaller land area to cover.
That brings the dream of home ownership within the reach of a lot of people who wouldn't have been able to afford it before. We live in exciting times.
Unless said people derived their income from building homes, which a lot of the skilled trades still do.
coping mechanism. When your brain is telling you you're all alone, you do everything you can to feel some sort of human connection.
Regarding your Army analogy, see Eisenhower.
Demolition Man?
If only I could hear you over all this noise.
There's also no country called "Spain" or "Germany", those are just the names we gave to countries that have rightful names. So it's only fair that they can call us whatever they want in return.
"That is a hard thing though, most people are too afraid." and rightly so, how many would stand in front of an armored column in defiance of totalitarianism. I recall there only being one man in the photos from Tienanmen Square
Tsar Bomba was also detonated at some distance above the earth's surface.
One word: patents.
"Do you know what they call alternative medicines that have been proved to work? Medicine."
Because this is America, and we don't believe in personal responsibility here. It's your god given right to live in a house you can't afford.
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if the victim of the rape, murder, or theft is a corporation and not an "actual" person, then yes. Your argument would then be congruent and I would support them paying for the services of the government.
No moon? So where does your claim leave Deimos? Phobos?