But, the totality of daveschroeder's messages today should make a Wisconsin taxpayer wonder why they are paying him to read slashdot all day. Hopefully, he's actually NOT on work status today and that previous comment is just an uninformed shot.
Mr. Schroeder should get his doughy ass off his well-molded chair, finish his B.S. and then a J.D. so he can get paid--appropriately--to pursue his real talent: argument.
50 programming steps max! Spent many an hour of math study hall in 1984 with the high school's single computing resource - a TI-57 chained to the study hall desk.
Fewer medical facilities and schools than churches? So what?
I would guess that this is true for any area of the United States or any other democratic country that tolerates multiple religions.
A quick perusal of the Yellow Pages for Madison, Wisconsin, USA shows roughly half as many listings for schools as churches. And the combined number of hospitals, pharmacies, clinics and chiropractors is less than the number of schools.
So hardly an indicator of unnecessary religious strife. India's a giant complex democracy that is still very young. Hell it took the US almost 200 years to figure out it should let all its people vote. Tolerance does not grow easily. You must work at it hard. The fact that India even holds it together is impressive.
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But they weren't during your lunch hour.
Well-written and well-argued.
But, the totality of daveschroeder's messages today should make a Wisconsin taxpayer wonder why they are paying him to read slashdot all day. Hopefully, he's actually NOT on work status today and that previous comment is just an uninformed shot.
Mr. Schroeder should get his doughy ass off his well-molded chair, finish his B.S. and then a J.D. so he can get paid--appropriately--to pursue his real talent: argument.
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50 programming steps max! Spent many an hour of math study hall in 1984 with the high school's single computing resource - a TI-57 chained to the study hall desk.
Fewer medical facilities and schools than churches? So what?
I would guess that this is true for any area of the United States or any other democratic country that tolerates multiple religions.
A quick perusal of the Yellow Pages for Madison, Wisconsin, USA shows roughly half as many listings for schools as churches. And the combined number of hospitals, pharmacies, clinics and chiropractors is less than the number of schools.
So hardly an indicator of unnecessary religious strife. India's a giant complex democracy that is still very young. Hell it took the US almost 200 years to figure out it should let all its people vote. Tolerance does not grow easily. You must work at it hard. The fact that India even holds it together is impressive.
Because spam filtering isn't being done by the government!
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