'Cause, you know one thing that libertarianism creates? Legalized Enron.Another thing? Lake New Orleans.
I was under the impression that both occurred under Republican and Democratic leadership, but perhaps I was wrong. If you let me know the Libertarian politician who caused either one, I'll write them a stern letter...er, email.
Liberal, in that people can do what they want as long as it doesn't hurt others. Conservative, as they expect each person to bear the cost for what they do.
...of professors who encourage discussion of all sides of an issue?
Of course, self-proclaimed liberals and conservatives would rather punch someone in the nose than pat them on the back, but perhaps a libertarian group could do something like that.
You did, however, type three complete sentences. They are not grammatically perfect, but they are about what I'd expect on a MMORPG in response to a query.
...is clearly out of step with the natural aspirations of the rest of the world. What if they were to use that control for evil purposes? I think the UN should wrest control of the "top-level meridian" from those monopolists in the UK forthwith!
I was wondering about the same thing myself. Patents, copyrights, and trademarks are all considered property, and if the government can confiscate it and hand it over to another private party, it shouldn't be restricted to real estate.
What's to stop the court from saying "Paramount, you've screwed public for the last time with Enterprise, we are now confiscating your Star Trek property and handing it over to Pixar."
/ my original post is in the depths of zeroland with the rest of the A.C.'s.
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'Cause, you know one thing that libertarianism creates? Legalized Enron.Another thing? Lake New Orleans.
I was under the impression that both occurred under Republican and Democratic leadership, but perhaps I was wrong. If you let me know the Libertarian politician who caused either one, I'll write them a stern letter...er, email.
Liberal, in that people can do what they want as long as it doesn't hurt others. Conservative, as they expect each person to bear the cost for what they do.
...of professors who encourage discussion of all sides of an issue?
Of course, self-proclaimed liberals and conservatives would rather punch someone in the nose than pat them on the back, but perhaps a libertarian group could do something like that.
Anyone care to translate this into volkswagens, or libraries of congress?
I keep forgetting, how many Volkswagens to the Ferrari?
You did, however, type three complete sentences. They are not grammatically perfect, but they are about what I'd expect on a MMORPG in response to a query.
Their customers would not stand for blocking either internet searching or security updates.
Does this mean it will be free, or are they actually going to start paying other people?
It would sound better if you sang "Yellow RAID Machine."
..especially if they have the phone number of someone they don't like.
They make their money on volume.
He's still going strong. Apparently he wasn't sacked. What now?
Those responsible for sacking the people who have just been sacked have been sacked.
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who the fuck gave this guy a license to make up new technical definitions on the fly ?
Those responsible have been sacked.
Mynd you, møøse bites Kan be pretty nasti...
Not to mention, "Type Manager" is a terrible name for "application that manages files of some type".
I suppose "AMFiST" is out of the question?
You have to realize, though, that we only use words like "xyzzy," "zorkmid," and "blorple" on formal occasions.
Arrgh, this means my comment will be rated -1 redundant. I bet you are a Brit trying to keep the poor Colonial down.
...is clearly out of step with the natural aspirations of the rest of the world. What if they were to use that control for evil purposes? I think the UN should wrest control of the "top-level meridian" from those monopolists in the UK forthwith!
There are plenty of addresses in northern Alaska that aren't being used. "Peak IPv4" indeed.
Magnesium? Blah, that's sooo 20th century. Titanium cases with anodized colors are where it's at.
I think they're aiming at things such as torrent & eMule search engines not Google and Yahoo.
Good thing lawyers and businesses always follow the spirit of the law rather than the letter of it.
There are five LaGrange points in the Earth-Moon system as well, and those are quite a bit more useful.
...since aliens are going to start placing interplanetary real estate off limits starting in 2010.
It was NOT named for the movie, in fact the project was named before the movie was made.
The next thing you'll claim is that Armageddon isn't a made-up name at all, but based on some old book.
While you're at it, find the two-legged rats who couldn't bother to put in a redundant backup plan.
I have only one leg, you insensitive clod.
I'm pretty sure I can put it to much better use than MIT.
I was wondering about the same thing myself. Patents, copyrights, and trademarks are all considered property, and if the government can confiscate it and hand it over to another private party, it shouldn't be restricted to real estate.
What's to stop the court from saying "Paramount, you've screwed public for the last time with Enterprise, we are now confiscating your Star Trek property and handing it over to Pixar."
/ my original post is in the depths of zeroland with the rest of the A.C.'s.