Words are absolutely powerless to compel anyone to act violently. Censorship is just the authoritarians' attempt to control thought and conserve their power. Now, if you're saying there is no free will, well that's a another matter entirely. The only proper way to deal with 'contrary' speech is to make an effective counterpoint, more speech, not less.
All it takes is a secret national security letter to compel compliance. We don't know if there is some generic secret law that addresses the issue. Find a trained dog to sniff your network.
You know, I honestly don't care Jew from Gentile, and 'right' and 'wrong' obviously don't mean crap. The guy with the biggest gun wins, and everybody else is a bunch of ankle biters.
Yeah well, the alternative would be peace, which would lay to waste the the economies of all the superpowers. Right now business is better than ever. Ms Hillary sold 60 bil last year, just to the Saudis. Let's not spoil a good thing, eh?
Microsoft's Space Cadet pinball game still works on Windows 7. And all you have to do is to copy the folder from your old machine to the new one (in Program Files, of course)...
Ms Hillary sold a lot of weaponry during her tour as Secretary of State. Now we have to sell the war to make sure those weapons get used up. That's how you create a market.
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Better yet, print one and start shooting down the drones, or at least blind all the surveillance cameras.
Not when somebody can drop an anchor on your cable...
Eh, big deal... Maybe he should run for political office. We've elected worse...
He's still more of a sociopathic clown than a hero.
A perfect candidate for president... but somebody already beat him to the punch...
How dare he!
Words are absolutely powerless to compel anyone to act violently. Censorship is just the authoritarians' attempt to control thought and conserve their power. Now, if you're saying there is no free will, well that's a another matter entirely. The only proper way to deal with 'contrary' speech is to make an effective counterpoint, more speech, not less.
...the people who provide these rockets...
are also providing their spacesuits
All it takes is a secret national security letter to compel compliance. We don't know if there is some generic secret law that addresses the issue. Find a trained dog to sniff your network.
All censors should be told to fuck off, with extreme prejudice.
You know, I honestly don't care Jew from Gentile, and 'right' and 'wrong' obviously don't mean crap. The guy with the biggest gun wins, and everybody else is a bunch of ankle biters.
This land is mine
The Palestinians would get more respect if it wasn't for the fact they launch rockets indiscriminately at Israelis.
Gee, if only someone would sell them some decent guidance equipment...
Yeah well, the alternative would be peace, which would lay to waste the the economies of all the superpowers. Right now business is better than ever. Ms Hillary sold 60 bil last year, just to the Saudis. Let's not spoil a good thing, eh?
No, I find that circumvention is the more innovative approach and how real progress is made.
Just think of all the other amazing things we could do.
No no, it's horses
...he didn't sigh any EULA or agreements about how to use it...
Actually he may have when he opened his account. How many people read those contracts?
...sane laws in regards to copyright...
Ha ha, very amusing, but you and I both know there's no such thing
Yes, most people drive while in the brain-free mode. Self driving cars can't come soon enough.
Where exactly is the need for this?
In theory it's more peer to peer than a bank card. But the costs will have to paid somehow. The minting of coins used to account for that.
Microsoft's Space Cadet pinball game still works on Windows 7. And all you have to do is to copy the folder from your old machine to the new one (in Program Files, of course)...
Ms Hillary sold a lot of weaponry during her tour as Secretary of State. Now we have to sell the war to make sure those weapons get used up. That's how you create a market.
Zombies...
Yeah, really... a P.O. box makes a very small office.
So does Hasbro