She will be held, and charged with something, because releasing her would be tantamount to admitting, "We made a mistake and overreacted." People could be demoted or lose their jobs.
You don't know much about LEO's do you? They're immune to consequences.
You exactly missed my point. The purpose of things like a Constitution in a constitutional republic is to protect the rights of the minority, since the majority very seldom has problems getting it's will reflected in policies and laws and enforcing them on the minority. The Constitution defines the powers and sets limitations on the Federal government, and in some cases, the state governments. Over time, the Federal government has decided that it's powers are unlimited and has ignored the limitations as defined in what is essentially a legal contract with the citizens of this country. They are in breach of contract, but since they own the courts and they own the guns, who's gonna stop them?
(Emphasis added)
Actually, the point is to protect the rights of everyone; the minority from democratic despoitsm, the majority from elitist tyrannies, and each individual from the probability of congressional despotism. It can't stop ALL public wrongdoings but it's done a moderately reasonable job at stoping most of them.
Go ahead and tell your "Green" friends that the electoral college is not a flaw in the voting system. It's there to make presdiential elections more democratic -- and it would succeed at that goal if it weren't for the fact that the Libservitive Republicrat Empires didn't get to pick who our electors were.
Here's a thought: How about they handle regular bullying, which happens in the school, before worrying about cyberbullying, which is more out of their hands?
In my school, they didn't handle bullying. I got the shit kicked out of me regularly until I started kicking, biting, and carrying weapons. When I developed a reputation as a vicious little bastard, I was safe.
No Sci-Fi RPG system can compare. The ship building, the dogfight mechanics, and especially the joy of reading the rulebook outclass every other Sci-Fi RPG I've played.
I want to sit down in an interview with Stephen Dunifer and every time he goes to answer one of my questions, interrupt him by screaming, or singing as loudly as I can. In fact, whenever he speaks, somebody needs to start shouting, or blowing whistles --- disrupt his communications and see how he likes it.
I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to transmit in the commercial broadcasting bands --- if you wanna do that, you should be able to. But interfering with those who are using those bands is just plain rude. It's like interrupting people in a conversation. It really undermines the entire purpose behind radio transmissions -- which is to COMMUNICATE!
If you log into an IRC channel and flood the screen with random text you copy and paste from around your hard drive, you're going to get booted ASAP because it disrupts communications and disrupts the entire purpose of the chat server.
Maybe the FCC needs t'make it easier to get a license to broadcast -- I'm all for that. But thinking you're some kind of courageous freedom-fighter when you're really just a gigantic jerk-face with a penchant for harmful interference doesn't do much to earn my sympathy for your cause.
And it's not like the FCC is the effing red-coats out to over-tax your tea. Of all the federal institutions, they're among the least imposing -- THEY ARE THERE TO HELP MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONAL INTEGRITY. For all their faults, they still try to do their job and they try not to be annoying dorks about it. Of all government agencies to fight, the FCC really should be on the very bottom of your list.
Yes, I believe everyone should be on the air: Radio communications is a very useful tool that has helped civilization quite a lot. Anyone who wishes to be a part of that should definitely participate. Nobody has the right to participate at the expense of another's communicative abilities, though. That's not the kind of radio anyone should want to be a part of.
So if the FCC doesn't bust into their houses and take their transmitters away, SOMEBODY should. Like their mommies and daddies or something.
By your logic I should be able to carry a gun around downtown, after all I want to, and it doesn't disrupt anybody, and it's "nobody else's goddamned business"
Yes. You should be allowed to carry a gun around downtown and so should every other law-abiding citizen. You're all safer for it.
Real scientists need to stand up and denounce frauds loudly and strongly whenever they appear. Too many otherwise learned men stand idly by while charlatans ply their wares to the unsuspecting.
There is no way to stop people from committing fraud. There is, however, a way to teach everyone else to be more skeptical and analytical so they aren't deceived by fraudulent folks. Deceit will abound forever -- but it need not succeed.
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GIR is the most loved character in that series.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invader_Zim
'Neurotic' is best Real-Time Strategy Strategy
Kinda like Network Interface Card Card, Automated Teller Machine Machine, and Personal Identification Number Number.
(Emphasis added)
Actually, the point is to protect the rights of everyone; the minority from democratic despoitsm, the majority from elitist tyrannies, and each individual from the probability of congressional despotism. It can't stop ALL public wrongdoings but it's done a moderately reasonable job at stoping most of them.
It's amusing and profound.
However much I love Star Trek TV shows and movies, Star Trek video games suck.
Go ahead and tell your "Green" friends that the electoral college is not a flaw in the voting system. It's there to make presdiential elections more democratic -- and it would succeed at that goal if it weren't for the fact that the Libservitive Republicrat Empires didn't get to pick who our electors were.
I've never heard of such a shell. Is it a variant of BA$H?
No, I don't watch too much SG-1.
No Sci-Fi RPG system can compare. The ship building, the dogfight mechanics, and especially the joy of reading the rulebook outclass every other Sci-Fi RPG I've played.
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I want to sit down in an interview with Stephen Dunifer and every time he goes to answer one of my questions, interrupt him by screaming, or singing as loudly as I can. In fact, whenever he speaks, somebody needs to start shouting, or blowing whistles --- disrupt his communications and see how he likes it.
I don't think there's anything wrong with wanting to transmit in the commercial broadcasting bands --- if you wanna do that, you should be able to. But interfering with those who are using those bands is just plain rude. It's like interrupting people in a conversation. It really undermines the entire purpose behind radio transmissions -- which is to COMMUNICATE!
If you log into an IRC channel and flood the screen with random text you copy and paste from around your hard drive, you're going to get booted ASAP because it disrupts communications and disrupts the entire purpose of the chat server.
Maybe the FCC needs t'make it easier to get a license to broadcast -- I'm all for that. But thinking you're some kind of courageous freedom-fighter when you're really just a gigantic jerk-face with a penchant for harmful interference doesn't do much to earn my sympathy for your cause.
And it's not like the FCC is the effing red-coats out to over-tax your tea. Of all the federal institutions, they're among the least imposing -- THEY ARE THERE TO HELP MAINTAIN COMMUNICATIONAL INTEGRITY. For all their faults, they still try to do their job and they try not to be annoying dorks about it. Of all government agencies to fight, the FCC really should be on the very bottom of your list.
Yes, I believe everyone should be on the air: Radio communications is a very useful tool that has helped civilization quite a lot. Anyone who wishes to be a part of that should definitely participate. Nobody has the right to participate at the expense of another's communicative abilities, though. That's not the kind of radio anyone should want to be a part of.
So if the FCC doesn't bust into their houses and take their transmitters away, SOMEBODY should. Like their mommies and daddies or something.
. . . India outsources you.
You, sir, are my hero.
Linux-based systems already have browsers that can run this.
There is no way to stop people from committing fraud. There is, however, a way to teach everyone else to be more skeptical and analytical so they aren't deceived by fraudulent folks. Deceit will abound forever -- but it need not succeed.
Apparently, a BASH shell. . . with white text on black background.
Already prepared for that one: Shooting, that is.