That's not whats being said. He is taking this on a personal level. There is a mechanism for protesting these laws - appeals, lawsuits, higher courts, legislation, etc.
Even Cicero knew a thousand and change years ago that even when unjust laws were past, that the courts would turn around and agree that the state has the right. Unjust laws are a matter of perspective, but it seems to me that there's a clear number of people worldwide that agree that the current state of copyright is bad. Especially if we go by the tired RIAA stats.
There is also a difference between laws on a populace, and laws of populace. The two of which you're confusing.
I'd be more interested to know if anyone saw it in their area. I'm around London, Ont. I didn't see any this morning, but my buddy directly across the lake in Michigan did, and a bit further north his friends saw it as well. I'm sure one of these days, when it's not cloudy, humid, raining, snowing, or anything other than a semi-clear sky I'll see them around here. Because every time we have one, it's not really the best viewing weather.
Conducting counter-insurgency operations in a nation with an unstable government? No, they're not.
Doing the primary policing role between Europe and the Soviets? Well yes. Still doing the police role between Europe and Russia. Yep. Still being a stabilizing factor between various countries within Europe. Yep.
If you compare Iraq now, Europe then(and still somewhat now), there really isn't much of a difference.
If you don't think that it was playing police between Europe and the the Soviets...well there's a fairly large military history section for you to read.
10 years seems about right on the soft-fluffy side(figuring out a breakthrough in +2000 year technology(batteries). It took nearly 30 years before the gasoline auto became common place. But the real issues with electric vehicles are charging(or lack of it), and electricity costs way, way, way more per-unit of energy then gasoline.
And until the electrical generation, and distribution issues are solved. These will continue to be out of reach for the common folk.
"Enemy Combatant" is much much older then that, the only thing that's changed from 1000 years ago is the name. But every convention on the rule of war has had something covering people who attack others, or aren't part of a marked standing army.
Wait. Canada and the UK aren't separate countries, and let alone on different continents. Man the drift has really been warming up this year, and running backwards.
Police are never off-duty, they're either on active call service, or not. But there is no off-duty. Going to active means making a dispatch call and logging it.
Who knows for sure. While I don't have an account there, I'm guessing this is about the Canadian and German governments starting up the lawyers. In which case it'll be a full-on delete.
That's correct. I live in Ontario, and I have two ISP choices really. Rogers, or Bell. Maybe a 3rd party DSL service which is still on bell's backbone, and which bell still throttles. I'm still paitently waiting for some form of competition against rogers. But right now, I'm screwed and getting pillaged. Oddly enough my sister who's moving out to Alberta is getting cable internet $20/mo less and 20gb more on the cap.
Since Teksavvy is opening into cable markets it's looking promising but the rollout is slow. And because I don't live in a major metro centre I might be waiting awhile.
I couldn't care if it was 14, 14,000, 14,000,000 or just 1 person. Blocking a political party because "sex" is in the name is wrong. If you can't figure out why, you're part of the problem with those that want to stomp on democracy.
Well processing b/w film on your own is easy compared to even colour. Even if you can't buy the chemicals directly from a company to do it, you can make them yourselves by buying the base. The paper is the hard part. And if you don't have a slide enlarger you can make on of those too. People seem to like colour pictures a lot, personally I've always found that b/w pictures done properly will win every time.
The only thing that I like about digital photography is that you have the picture instantly. With say doing your own b/w pictures, there's something special about seeing it develop in your own lab and getting the balances right.
Wait. You mean people actually believe not putting club presidencies on your resume? Is a good idea. I guess they don't teach how to write cover letters these days giving concrete explanations of the skills you hold either.
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That's not whats being said. He is taking this on a personal level. There is a mechanism for protesting these laws - appeals, lawsuits, higher courts, legislation, etc.
Even Cicero knew a thousand and change years ago that even when unjust laws were past, that the courts would turn around and agree that the state has the right. Unjust laws are a matter of perspective, but it seems to me that there's a clear number of people worldwide that agree that the current state of copyright is bad. Especially if we go by the tired RIAA stats.
There is also a difference between laws on a populace, and laws of populace. The two of which you're confusing.
I'd be more interested to know if anyone saw it in their area. I'm around London, Ont. I didn't see any this morning, but my buddy directly across the lake in Michigan did, and a bit further north his friends saw it as well. I'm sure one of these days, when it's not cloudy, humid, raining, snowing, or anything other than a semi-clear sky I'll see them around here. Because every time we have one, it's not really the best viewing weather.
BRB vomiting on the guy in front of me while watching a 3d flick. I'm sure that it's going to work out very well for the future.
Yep. Just remember the science is settled!
Simply? You get deflationary spirals, much like with what we're seeing now.
Perhaps he was just using hyperbole to distance himself from socialism as much as possible.
That's pretty obvious when you compare his ideas to Keynes ideas on how to stabilize failing or stalled economies.
Considering European policy was built around US policing Europe and the Soviets(and still Russia today), there's no difference.
Maybe if you live in a place with price controls on electricity(I do). But you'll find that most places are somewhere between 20-35c/kwh or higher.
Conducting counter-insurgency operations in a nation with an unstable government? No, they're not.
Doing the primary policing role between Europe and the Soviets? Well yes. Still doing the police role between Europe and Russia. Yep. Still being a stabilizing factor between various countries within Europe. Yep.
If you compare Iraq now, Europe then(and still somewhat now), there really isn't much of a difference.
If you don't think that it was playing police between Europe and the the Soviets...well there's a fairly large military history section for you to read.
Well the US have been in Europe for 60+ years doing exactly that. I suppose you could say the same thing.
10 years seems about right on the soft-fluffy side(figuring out a breakthrough in +2000 year technology(batteries). It took nearly 30 years before the gasoline auto became common place. But the real issues with electric vehicles are charging(or lack of it), and electricity costs way, way, way more per-unit of energy then gasoline.
And until the electrical generation, and distribution issues are solved. These will continue to be out of reach for the common folk.
"Enemy Combatant" is much much older then that, the only thing that's changed from 1000 years ago is the name. But every convention on the rule of war has had something covering people who attack others, or aren't part of a marked standing army.
Well what an excellent idea. I hereby support IE6 be standard in order to kill facebook.
Wait. Canada and the UK aren't separate countries, and let alone on different continents. Man the drift has really been warming up this year, and running backwards.
Be right back, walking across the atlantic pond.
I obviously got into the wrong business. I should be selling $4.99 patch cables to suc...I mean enthusiasts at $499 and up.
Why did off-duty officer
Police are never off-duty, they're either on active call service, or not. But there is no off-duty. Going to active means making a dispatch call and logging it.
Who knows for sure. While I don't have an account there, I'm guessing this is about the Canadian and German governments starting up the lawyers. In which case it'll be a full-on delete.
I saw kdawson and just ignored the entire thing...up until I saw your comment. Then I just *had* to say something...but I forgot what.
That's good if one lives in Toronto. But sadly as much as some people think, Toronto is not the centre of Ontario, or Canada. :)
That's correct. I live in Ontario, and I have two ISP choices really. Rogers, or Bell. Maybe a 3rd party DSL service which is still on bell's backbone, and which bell still throttles. I'm still paitently waiting for some form of competition against rogers. But right now, I'm screwed and getting pillaged. Oddly enough my sister who's moving out to Alberta is getting cable internet $20/mo less and 20gb more on the cap.
Since Teksavvy is opening into cable markets it's looking promising but the rollout is slow. And because I don't live in a major metro centre I might be waiting awhile.
I couldn't care if it was 14, 14,000, 14,000,000 or just 1 person. Blocking a political party because "sex" is in the name is wrong. If you can't figure out why, you're part of the problem with those that want to stomp on democracy.
It would be higher if they were doing it from a country where TV/music sharing was legal.
Well processing b/w film on your own is easy compared to even colour. Even if you can't buy the chemicals directly from a company to do it, you can make them yourselves by buying the base. The paper is the hard part. And if you don't have a slide enlarger you can make on of those too. People seem to like colour pictures a lot, personally I've always found that b/w pictures done properly will win every time.
The only thing that I like about digital photography is that you have the picture instantly. With say doing your own b/w pictures, there's something special about seeing it develop in your own lab and getting the balances right.
Wait. You mean people actually believe not putting club presidencies on your resume? Is a good idea. I guess they don't teach how to write cover letters these days giving concrete explanations of the skills you hold either.