Legalize cell phone blockers too and let restaurants/bars/theaters install them.
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This.
Now when the first (new) Legend of Zelda game hits the Wii U, my wife will tell me not to come home from work without stopping to buy it on the way home...
Agreed, but most of time you are trying to get somewhere when this crap happens and can't afford a few hours with police to stand up for your own rights...
I've given up hope for America, and there isn't any other country that's any better. Maybe it's time for that asteroid to hit the reset button on the human race....
I have no formal legal training whatsoever, and I'm able to understand all of the Federal and State statues I've cared enough to parse. They're written in plain English, in spite of claims to the contrary, the biggest PITA with reading the law is jumping all over the place trying to track down the various definitions. Law A defines what X means, then Laws B, C, D, E, and F all cite X and refer you back to Law A for the actual definition.
Legal statutes are certainly easier to understand without training than the various computer languages we discuss here every day. How many people do you think can sit down and decipher something written in C?
Take all the federal, State, county, City/Village/Township/whatever you live laws and I bet you'd be amazed at even the cleanest living person has to face in fines and jail time.
Unless you are a lawyer, you CAN'T understand most laws as they are written. For 2 and 3 I'm Sarten-X is an Asshole lawyer that is partially responsible for the world being so fucked up and helping congress (often times former lawyers themselves) stay employed while bleeding the citizens dry intentionally making law so obfuscated the average citizen needs a ridiculously expensive lawyer to understand them.
Agreed. No new law should be allowed to be passed unless:
1 - Written in plain English, no legalese, the layman MUST be able to parse it and understand it
AND 2 - No more that 2 pages at most.
AND 3 - Two or more existing laws are repealed for each new law passed (This can be revised down to one-for-one once the current lawbooks are cut to 1/4 their current size)
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And I'm sure they'd be talking plain words and in open chat....
But can you easily turn it off?
No, you're just an asshole if you don't understand the difference.
Why should he? His place of business. The security cameras are their to protect his business and patrons.
The random tech douchebag off the street has his own agenda.
Legalize cell phone blockers too and let restaurants/bars/theaters install them.
This.
Now when the first (new) Legend of Zelda game hits the Wii U, my wife will tell me not to come home from work without stopping to buy it on the way home...
I think you meant "Wilco" (short for "Will Comply")
Agreed, but most of time you are trying to get somewhere when this crap happens and can't afford a few hours with police to stand up for your own rights...
I've given up hope for America, and there isn't any other country that's any better. Maybe it's time for that asteroid to hit the reset button on the human race....
Or it was the end of the month and the officer hadn't met his ticket quota yet...
Sickening how many sheep in this country have forgotten that...
I have no formal legal training whatsoever, and I'm able to understand all of the Federal and State statues I've cared enough to parse. They're written in plain English, in spite of claims to the contrary, the biggest PITA with reading the law is jumping all over the place trying to track down the various definitions. Law A defines what X means, then Laws B, C, D, E, and F all cite X and refer you back to Law A for the actual definition.
Legal statutes are certainly easier to understand without training than the various computer languages we discuss here every day. How many people do you think can sit down and decipher something written in C?
If you violate C, you don't go to jail...
is your strength, not mine.
There's no reason for a law to need to be that long and not in clear English.
Treaties and budgets yes, but not laws.
Nice try Troll
Spoken like one of the lawyer scum that are responsible for this whole mess
DING DING DING!
We have a winner.
Take all the federal, State, county, City/Village/Township/whatever you live laws and I bet you'd be amazed at even the cleanest living person has to face in fines and jail time.
Unless you are a lawyer, you CAN'T understand most laws as they are written.
For 2 and 3 I'm Sarten-X is an Asshole lawyer that is partially responsible for the world being so fucked up and helping congress (often times former lawyers themselves) stay employed while bleeding the citizens dry intentionally making law so obfuscated the average citizen needs a ridiculously expensive lawyer to understand them.
My wife and I have a daughter that had made it over 4 1/2 years so far with no baby monitor other than us checking on her periodically....
Agreed.
No new law should be allowed to be passed unless:
1 - Written in plain English, no legalese, the layman MUST be able to parse it and understand it
AND
2 - No more that 2 pages at most.
AND
3 - Two or more existing laws are repealed for each new law passed (This can be revised down to one-for-one once the current lawbooks are cut to 1/4 their current size)
NONE of which require fucking DRM...
If the path to the software is closed (no wireless or similar) it should prevent tampering but by the most determined.
are a good reason why again?
Quietly wish he would go away? I actively sneeze at them and pretend I couldn't get my hand in front of my mouth fast enough...
You'd be surprised how few people actually give a shit about the Olympics anymore
"Remember kids, you'll get in less trouble if you just break into a store and steal it or shoplift it!"
More like the Olympics are the "Must Avoid" event.
All the hype over nothing, all the commercialism and greed suck.
Seriously, these people are so full of themselves.