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  1. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 1

    Wow! Just thinking about your rancid-as-fuck asshole caused my fetid little friend to lick its chops! If just thinking about your repugnant asshole causes that to happen, I wonder what would happen if your smelly Bayer aspirin hole sucked my disease-ridden friend right into it and my rotten little friend gave your feces-covered rectum a little smooch...? What say you?

  2. Re:Grace Hopper invented the compiler. on Could a Grace Hopper Get Hired In Today's Silicon Valley? · · Score: 1

    What sort of question would you like me to answer? Keep in mind that you're not Mario Antonio Scubafitz.

  3. Re:BAHAHA!!! on Interviews: Guido van Rossum Answers Your Questions · · Score: -1, Troll

    Something just licked its chops, and it was neither you nor me. Something fetid is afoot...

  4. Re:BAHAHA!!! on Interviews: Guido van Rossum Answers Your Questions · · Score: -1, Troll

    What question did you just ask me? I'm fairly certain you asked me how I produced a sound that resembled the sound of someone licking his/her chops without actually doing that. The answer is quite simple, and I would normally answer your question in an expeditious manner, but your rancid asshole seems to be sucking my fetid friend in...

  5. Rancid as a nigoola on a Sunday on the 4th of July on Interviews: Guido van Rossum Answers Your Questions · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    Fellow Slashdotters, you have something I desire. Fellow Slashdotters, you have something I admire.

    Enough of this charade. I want your rancid assholes and nothing else! My fetid, disease-ridden cock licks its filthy chops when I think about smooching the deepest reaches of your repugnant, feces-filled rectums! I can't wait to drill your smelly assholes! To make things even more exciting, my energetic tadpole friends and your feces will mix together to form rectum soup! I can't hold anymore! What say you?

  6. What? on Omate TrueSmart Watch Stands Alone — No Phone Required · · Score: -1, Offtopic

    You are not Mario Antonio Scubafitz, and you are not one with me. Why do insolent insects so desperately try to delude themselves into believing that they're important than they are? It makes no logical sense!

  7. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    The facts present themselves otherwise

    And the TSA claims that they're effective. What of it? I don't really care what the government claims at this point.

    Trustworthy or not is basically irrelevant in a discussion about whether the NSA provides any benefit.

    I said that the NSA needs to be abolished because they are not trustworthy. I don't care about any mythical benefits; I don't care if they exist and I don't care to even discuss it. If you want another spy agency, come to me when you've found a way to create one that won't abuse its power; I won't hold my breath.

    Disbanding the NSA while allowing the existence of foreign spy agencies means they're cooperating against you without you.

    They're already cooperating without me (I do not consider the NSA to be my ally), and the NSA just makes things easier for them, anyway.

  8. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    The NSA keeps other nations' spy agencies in check, so if you want them destroyed, then the NSA therefore must be beneficial.

    That doesn't make any sense. I haven't actually said I believe that the corrupt piece of trash known as the NSA keeps other spying agencies in check, and you haven't explained how destroying them means they're beneficial. More than likely, they work with other countries to violate everyone's freedoms.

    The NSA has clearly shown itself to be untrustworthy.

  9. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    If you want the NSA to be destroyed, then, by extension, you must wish for every other national espionage systems to also be destroyed simultaneously.

    Yeah, but I can't even vote in other countries, so good luck with that.

    The poster you replied to is correct -- you don't care so much about the NSA, you care about the NSA potentially spying on you while gladly reaping the benefits of the NSA spying on other people for you.

    I don't gladly reap any benefits; I want the NSA destroyed. It must be nice to pretend that I love the NSA and believe it's beneficial in your delusions, but please try to remain in reality and not tell other people what they believe.

  10. Re:That is their job. on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    1. They were hired by congress to do this job.

    Irrelevant. That still doesn't make it moral.

    2. Everyone else does it justifies pretty much all military and defense activities and must justify such actions.

    So you're going to justify the "everyone else does it" argument by saying that everyone else does it? Okay.

    do you feel a need to have some sort of defense against me? Precisely.

    Don't answer questions for me. Nothing logically flows from this flawed example. We're spying on countries that pose us no direct threat, and you warmongers can't stand the fact that some people realize that the government thugs doing this need to be put in their place.

  11. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    Yes they should. That's what we pay them for.

    Then let's stop paying the worthless freedom-violating pieces of trash. Bottom line is, we don't need worthless warmongers spying on random countries for no moral reason, which is what's happening now.

    I care about US citizens, and I care about non-US citizens. The fact that some people think it's okay to violate the privacy of people in other countries for no other reason than because they're not citizens of our country is absurd; much of the time, we have no reason to spy to begin with.

  12. Re:The dilema ... on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    It sucks but thats how the world is.

    We get molested at airports for trying to get on a plane. It sucks but thats how the world is.
    We get spied on even though the government doesn't have any proper warrants. It sucks but thats how the world is.
    We get shipped off to free speech zones when the government disagrees with our speech. It sucks but thats how the world is.
    Our right to assemble has been infringed and now, in many places, we must have permits to even protest. It sucks but thats how the world is.
    We start and maintain pointless wars for long periods of time, which ends up killing thousands. It sucks but thats how the world is.

    The NSA must be destroyed, and this nonsensical attitude must be as well.

  13. Re: Yo Dawg we heard the chinese on NSA Cracked Into Encrypted UN Video Conferences · · Score: 0

    The warmongers won't ever understand.

  14. Re:All IT staff do this on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 2, Informative

    The hypocrisy of the /. crowd it quite stunning : most of them would do exactly the same if given the chance.

    No. You don't get to decide what other people would do if they were put in a different situation and then decide that they're hypocritical because of the actions they took in your delusions.

  15. Re:Only _girl_friends? on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 0

    then we might have something to discuss.

    I'd say the chances of having something to discuss would be zero. Freedom is simply more important than security, and since we're supposed to be the land of the free and the home of the brave...

  16. Re:Humans on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 0

    Wrong, people aren't morons. Statistics on average IQs can demonstrate that.

    Wrong. IQ != intelligence. A grand majority of people are unintelligent.

  17. Re:Humans on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 0

    Yeah this is exactly why people have a real problem with ubiquitous spy networks.

    I have a real problem with them not only because of that, but because I simply don't want my privacy to be violated. I see the mere collection of this data as an abuse in and of itself.

  18. Re:More evidence on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 3, Interesting

    They need security software that cannot be bypassed that logs everything in incorruptible logs for future review, and auto-stored at multiple sites without delete communication (someone at any given site cannot send out a signal to alter or delete logs at other sites.)

    No. We need to get rid of the entire organization and get rid of the system they have in place to wiretap to begin with.

  19. Re:Only _girl_friends? on NSA Officers Sometimes Spy On Love Interests · · Score: 0

    Isn't the right to life the most basic right of all?

    I do not want the government to violate our rights to keep us safe. And to begin with, it isn't the government that's violating that "basic right" of which you speak, so it's an utterly irrelevant point when you're talking to people who don't want the government violating our rights.

  20. Re:Snowden the Defector on Report: Britain Has a Secret Middle East Web Surveillance Base · · Score: 0

    It sure fooled me.

  21. Re:Snowden the Defector on Report: Britain Has a Secret Middle East Web Surveillance Base · · Score: 3, Interesting

    His leaks are directly damaging to the intelligence agencies of the US and its allies.

    I wish that were true. In fact, I wish his leaks do so much damage to them that it utterly destroys these parasites, but sadly, I doubt that's going to be the case.

  22. Re:Then comes the arms race... on Obama Seeks New System For Rating Colleges · · Score: 0

    All it takes to pass is a tiny bit of motivation; all you have to do is memorize facts and spew them all back on worthless tests and exams. Now, if you stopped caring completely (and I can't blame anyone who would)...

  23. Re:Constitution-worship on EFF Wins Release of Secret Court Opinion: NSA Surveillance Unconstitutional · · Score: 0

    The debate is mostly whether or not it should be CALLED marriage. Is this really THAT important?

    Not so much. Words have multiple meanings, but religious imbeciles can't stand it when someone uses 'their' precious word in ways that they don't like. If we're not going to call it "gay marriage," then normal marriage should be renamed as well.

  24. Re:Hormone therapy? on Bradley Manning Wants To Live As a Woman · · Score: 0

    Not funny according to you? Other people clearly find such jokes quite humorous. Maybe you're just a bit oversensitive and have trouble realizing that telling jokes or not telling jokes won't have any effect on how many people get raped in reality?

  25. Re:Impeach Obummer! on EFF Wins Release of Secret Court Opinion: NSA Surveillance Unconstitutional · · Score: 3, Insightful

    If any significant plot had been prevented we could have a public debate on the merits

    Whether any plot has been prevented is completely irrelevant. We don't trade our freedoms for security even if that security is real.