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  1. a real American hero on NSA WhistleBlower Outs Himself · · Score: 1

    For staying true to the founding principles of this country, despite the corruption around him.

    Those who would demonize him and prosecute him, have lost their way, and are the epitome of anti-Americanism, regardless of how that term is abused in the political arena.

  2. who cares on Julian Assange Says Google's Eric Schmidt and Jared Cohen Are "Witch Doctors" · · Score: 0, Troll

    at one time, assange did a good think with wikileaks in this world

    now he's just an entertainment "news" story figure

  3. what mcafee is good for: on John McAfee's Belize Home Burns To Ground · · Score: -1, Flamebait

    the potential for some conspiratards to see themselves as they talk about "the government"

    because it's all the same paranoid bullshit

  4. they do squeeze the baby out on So What If Yahoo's New Dads Get Less Leave Than Moms? · · Score: 1

    and then have to squeeze a lot milk out

    that requires a lot of recuperation

    i believe this basic biological difference is due some consideration with extra time off

  5. Re:a picture of #2 walking away after bomb blast on FBI Releases Boston Bombing Suspect Images/Videos · · Score: 1

    i'm a belieber

    it's a beiber

  6. Re:20 years passed on Huge Explosion at Texas Fertilizer Plant · · Score: 0

    there's something about spring, and april particularly

    there is such a thing as seasonal affective disorder

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seasonal_affective_disorder

    my point is, it is possible to suggest that there is some sort of deeply rooted seasonal psychological fluctuation in humans that might explain why mid spring / april in the northern hemisphere is the time of crazies

  7. Re:How Tragic on Huge Explosion at Texas Fertilizer Plant · · Score: 2

    The factory didn't make explosives, it only made fertilizers. It is stuff that like many chemicals can in some situations be explosive, no doubt.

    fertilizers and explosives share a common trait:

    lots of nitrogen

    for the fertilizer, it's the bioavailability of nitrogen for plants that is the point

    for explosives, the point is that nitrogen really, really wants to be N2 again

    for explosives, AND fertilizer, when you pack a lot of nitrogen together in a chemical, and then heat it up, the nitrogen tends to figure out how to become happy N2 again, releasing a lot of energy in the process

    a fertilizer factory is basically the same as an explosives factory, in regards to the existence of lots of chemical feedstock compounds containing nitrogen grumbling that it is not N2

  8. Re:On TV now on Explosions at the Boston Marathon · · Score: 1

    don't even reply to such idiots

    nothing justifies an attack like this

  9. Re:Jumping to conclusions on Explosions at the Boston Marathon · · Score: 1

    terrorism has a specific meaning

    or at least it should

    the surprise intentional mass murder on innocent civilians outside of wartime for political reasons

    however, the term has been so abused and overused and applied to so many completely unrelated subjects (my professor is a terrorist for scheduling the final when he did... my political opponent is a terrorist because of his fiscal policies... etc) that the word no longer has a coherent meaning

  10. Re:Are You Kidding Me? on Korea Tensions Lead To Delay Of Minuteman III Test Flight · · Score: 2, Insightful

    which is the only reason north korea even exists

  11. everyone knows what a pump and dump is, right? on Bitcoin Currency Surpasses 20 National Currencies In Total Value · · Score: 2

    or try Glenn Beck's paranoid ranting... and selling gold during the commercials on Fox "News"

    i really hope someone at slashdot is getting a kickback for the pumping going on here

    for the rest of you: time your sell right!

  12. Re:this could be the downfall of the NRA on The ATF Not Concerned About 3D Printed Guns... Yet · · Score: 1

    4 million members is a tiny minority of the us population. why do you speak of this number with pride? due to demographics, it is in fact shrinking

    why is such a tiny minority allowed to lord a status quo over the usa that is detrimental to so many lives?

    don't answer that, it doesn't matter

    demographics will mean membership is 3 million, then 2 million, etc

    and the bulk of rational and sane citizens will move on without you long before that

    enjoy obsolescence

  13. Re:this could be the downfall of the NRA on The ATF Not Concerned About 3D Printed Guns... Yet · · Score: 0

    it's about hypothesizing how to defeat the NRA, the odious merchant of murder. its funding by gun manufacturers is the problem. like most problems in washington dc, it is about how the will of the people is being defeated by financial interests. with the NRA this phenomenon is especially odious because the results are actual deaths of thousands of citizens a year

    the mouth breathing paranoids who support the NRA are of no consequence. they are a fringe group that is dying demographically

    without financial influence in washington dc, guns would be more strictly controlled, as they should be in any sane society

  14. this could be the downfall of the NRA on The ATF Not Concerned About 3D Printed Guns... Yet · · Score: 1

    the NRA is ostensibly about NRA members, but its obviously about the gun manufacturers

    a gun you can print at home divides the agenda nicely and pits manufacturer against owner

    thus also dividing the allegiances of the NRA

  15. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    enjoy yourself

    i unfortunately must labor under the reality that the chances of meeting a female on slashdot are far lower than the chances of meeting a suitably motivated troll

  16. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    3.14159/A/127.0.0.1

  17. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    it will probably be around for decades

    there are still ham radio operators in the world too

    there many people who have fringe esoteric hobbies they are enthusiastic about

    lucky for them, the ham radio operators have a little more realism and modesty about their role in the world

  18. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    there's so many levels of abject stupidity in your statement. yes, the fed has no assets. LIKE THAT IS A FUCKING FUNCTION OF THE FED

    it's a policy making body of a larger entity that is what really matters here. and no, you are right, they are not going to sell off PHYSICAL assets

    (pounds head on table)

    do you have any idea how fucking embarrassing you sound?

    please. PLEASE. educate yourself. then form an opinion and speak on a subject

    (sigh)

  19. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    i do have a problem where i derive some sort of perverse delight raining simple points of logic and reason on the obviously insane

    i am still not sure if this makes me bad, like a bully, or good, like a bringer of light to a dark corner

    but certain wackjobs of a certain mental posture make me itch in a part of my brain, and i have this compulsion to mercilessly torment them with simple obvious points which easily explode their bizarre blind spots and fragile castles in the sky

    they don't often notice while they continue to vomit their WHARGARBBBLLLLL. but everyone else, like you, does. so it's entertaining at least

  20. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    I also support abolishing IP in favour of more humanistic property laws as is (kind of) mentioned in this guy's sig. I do not support bitcoin.Maybe we should mate or something?

    A/S/L?

  21. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1
  22. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    are you really saying the us govt has no assets?

    (facepalm)

    why do people talk about and form opinions about subject matter they don't understand?

    it's embarrassing

  23. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    it does have traditional value. and civilizations have independently come to value gold. there's something psychological about the substance

    but it is pretty useless for what these people want to use it for: a hedge against the end of civilization

    because you're right, it has no intrinsic value. what can you do with gold? you can't eat it. and in anarchy, someone is more likely to shoot you for it than trade for it

    if civilization is going to end, invest in gang membership and heavy weaponry. there's intrinsic value. then go kill the guy with gold if you really want the stuff so bad

  24. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    (smacks forehead)

    please, just stop. you know not a fucking thing about currency exchange. just stop. educate yourself. then form opinions

    thank you

  25. Re:bitcoin's value is for it's utopian idealizatio on Will Legitimacy Spoil Bitcoin? · · Score: 1

    oh i see

    you trust random assholes who owe nothing to you to always sacrifice self-interest for the good of all

    LOL

    but government, which exists to serve the people in democracies, and at least to serve stability anywhere else, are horribly untrustworthy on the topic of currency integrity

    wtf? O_o

    i go on the internet, i meet deluded kooks with serious disorders in the realm of trust