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  1. Oh, that piece of paper? on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    The one ignored in the name of the drug war, among other things, by our court system?

    The one that allowed humans to own other humans prior to ammendment?

    Yeah, that thing is perfect. Let me worship it as you do.

  2. Re:Dunno on Battlefield Earth Screenwriter Accepts Razzie · · Score: 0, Troll

    Lincoln was most assuredly not an Xtian Fundamentalist. I see you are trying to use the "X is just as bad as Y when it comes to Z, so vote Y" fallacy.

  3. Re:"free traders" on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    The rules and regulations were put in place because unchecked capitalism was worse than government regulation.

    Read more Dickens.

  4. Re:"free traders" on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    The destruction of the European economy and the USA's brief time of ignoring intellectual property rights had nothing at all to do with that.

    Let us remember why we have centralized control: the greed of the rich was harming the majority of the citizens.

  5. Re:Good news if it results in less regulation on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    Torches and Pitchforks.
     

  6. :::adjusts glasses::: on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    Ponders Chinese banking system and pegging of currency.

  7. Re:War on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 1

    I know. Wah, where's my job? China you dumbshit. Why? Because your purchase of cheap disposable goods told the CEOs that expensive, quality goods weren't in demand.

  8. Re:"free traders" on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 4, Insightful

    I was with you until you put all the blame on government.

  9. It already paid off since we dodged a Depression. on High-Tech Research Moving From US To China · · Score: 0

    Not only that, but the loans are almost paid off too.

    I think Bush was an ass for his responses to 9/11, but TARP seems to all good.

  10. BreitBart :) on Obama Administration Withholds FoIA Requests More Often Than Bush's · · Score: 1

    When I judge a site for bias, I like to look at the comments sections. BreitBart's blogspam site seems to only swing one way.

  11. So beatings and forced sodomy in the barracks?! on Court Says Parents Can Block PA "Sexting" Prosecutions · · Score: 2, Funny

    Sorry, the homo-eroticism of military life is not the way I want to raise my son.

  12. Re:I'm with the Dark Wraith on this one on Obama Administration Withholds FoIA Requests More Often Than Bush's · · Score: 1

    All politicians are 'authoritarian' to Internet Libertarians.

  13. Re:Excuse me? He's the President on Obama Administration Withholds FoIA Requests More Often Than Bush's · · Score: 1

    Indeed. Obama should quit trying to deal with these fools. It's 'No' for everything that contains even a small item that the Republicans disagree with. Bipartisan ship means that the right-wing folks need to accept some of the left wing folks' ideas. Instead it's just no no no even when the bills incorporate ideas from the Republican. Hell, Republicans who promised to vote Aye if Item X were placed in the bill still voted Nay!

    Check the proposed Republican health care bills. They contain maybe 5% Democrat ideas. Republicans aren't interested in bipartisanship. They want it their way.

  14. Half of them were requests for a birth certificate on Obama Administration Withholds FoIA Requests More Often Than Bush's · · Score: 1

    After all, threats against the president's life have tripled since Obama was elected ;)

  15. Re:Maybe on Game Devs Only Use PhysX For the Money, Says AMD · · Score: 1

    Newer games offer more colors and higher resolution, nothing wrong with that. I'm sure the latest Gods of War would be just as fun in 8-bit 320x200.

  16. Times change... on Ars Technica Inveighs Against Ad Blocking · · Score: 1

    Their business model may be going the way of the buggy makers. I've been subjected to far too much advertising online and in the real world lately. I'm tired of it. About 95% of the time the 'content' isn't worth the annoyance and irritation of advertising. So I'll keep blocking ads until your business dies, then I'll go on to do something else. Same with TV. DVR and fast forward.

  17. Re:Why is it illegal? on Scalpers Earned $25M Gaming Online Ticket Sellers · · Score: 3, Insightful

    That's a long-winded explanation of a remarkably simplistic observation.

    The artifical scarcity produced by the scalpers who make it harder for people to find the tickets is important.

    Isn't this what TicketMaster does in the real world? Buys out the box office and marks up the tickets?

    What's good for the goose...

  18. You've got it backwards. on Unfriendly Climate Greets Gore At Apple Meeting · · Score: 1

    The federal government taxes everyone. In my state, we only see $0.69 of Federal spending for every $1.00 contributed by a citizen in Federal income tax. Most of the central states see more than $1.00 of Federal spending for every dollar they contribute in taxes.

    The state and local taxes that I pay make up for the money being taken from my state by the Federal government to pour into pork programs like farm subsidies. Besides, it's not like we can't buy food from other countries.

    http://www.taxfoundation.org/research/show/266.html

    And that's very nice that you've been having lower temps where you live. An interesting data point but it doesn't say really contradict the concept of climate change.

  19. That proves it. on Unfriendly Climate Greets Gore At Apple Meeting · · Score: 1

    You had a very cold day in winter in fly-over country (you're welcome for all the free Federal spending you get at my expense) which totally proves that humans aren't affecting the climate.

    With logic like that, I wouldn't hire you to blow the dust out of my servers. You'd probably stick your dick in the fan.

  20. Wait... on Unfriendly Climate Greets Gore At Apple Meeting · · Score: 2, Interesting

    I understand that the energy interests are buying scientists who deny that human activity is causing climate change. Changing technology would hurt or destroy their profit centers.

    But what is the government's incentive again?

  21. Yes. on US Missile Defense Test Fails · · Score: 1

    I mean, look at the invasion of Afghanistan. Yeah, occupying and rebuilding that place was gonna work out just fine. History, what's that? Don't even get me started about Iraq...they didn't even have anything to do with 9/11.

  22. We can't afford this. on US Missile Defense Test Fails · · Score: 3, Informative

    Two decades and what have we got to show for it? A bunch of rich industrialists. We've needed to cut spending for decades, let us start here. There won't be much to defend if the government taxes us to death to pay for these useless toys.

  23. That's silly. on Behind Google's Recent Decision About China · · Score: 1

    Over a million and no complaints means something is wrong? How arbitrary and self serving.

  24. Funny that... on Chevrolet Volt In a Gasoline-Only Scenario · · Score: 1

    Most of the people railing against 'government handouts' and 'socialism' WRT the gov't supporting the Volt wouldn't say a word against skyrocketing military spending for little effect.

    Not saying you are one of those people, but it's hard to listen to such criticism from those who embrace the MIC.

  25. They're smarter than the US... on Google.cn Attack Part of a Broad Spying Effort · · Score: 1

    We buy any old shit, no matter if they make some of the parts here.