You realize this is a meaningless expression of a wish, kinda hard to implement as a policy. Who will decide what is the same organization? Can't a big organization ahve BigOrgUS.bla and BigOrgFiji.foo?
Why company? Why can't an unofficial group register? It becomes problematic with this rule. Why can't my neighborhood philately club register, say? Why do we need to have a company set up for that? To boot, a company according to which laws? US? Swiss? Madagascar's?
So I can assume that both children were killed? God, I don't know if I could live with that kind of guilt. Maybe have to kill my self and will everything to the parents.
E.g., how many pyramid scheme letters did you get that were "legal" since they didn't use the mail.
IANAl, but I thought that was exactly a technicality. That is, the pyramid schemes were not illicit per se, but because they violated some Post Office rules/laws. There is a difference.
that webmasters are responsible for keeping their sites secure. A rather drastic form of personal responsibility, perhaps
So why charge anyone with vandalism? Aren't brick-and-mortar store owners just as responsible for keeping their storefronts secure? They can post some guards 24/7 outside, surely.
'The steam engine... probably transformed American law, but the "law of the steam engine" never existed.'
Just because it has happened this way doesn't mean that this was the right way.
To suggest a bad analogy, just because I have just drove home drunk for about 30 miles doesn't mean it's a good idea. So while drawing on the past is important in order to understand how to behave in the future, it does not at all mean that we should continue doing the same thing no matter what changes are going on around us.
I can link to any number of sources, but you will of course say they are all written by the victors. Why not look yourself, you know which sources you'll trust.
Perhaps, but we'll never know for sure, because after the 'christians' finished their plundering, torturing and murdering, they also got to write the history books.
Look, I don't particularly like the whole christian missionary thing, but you are wrong here.
Many of the mayan ruins have been excavated, and artefacts removed. Everything points to the sacrifices. In fact, they sort of liked christianity because of its one-time sacrifice thing - much more effective than having to fight wars all the time to get prisoners to sacrifice.
Well, forget even the ruins. The Conquista did not happen that long ago for the christians to completely rewrite the history. Some were in contact with the indians and did just honestly record what they saw, even if biased necessarily by their completely different mentality.
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What exactly could be profitable? Dealing drugs
to the entire habitat of Sealand? All of 2.34 people?
... ....
6. Profit.
This time it works!
I'm sure. How much does an mp3 weigh?
Would that be zero?
Don't you think she earned it by bringing
him up to be this smart (albeit arrogant)
geek?
Fuck off, twit.
Hey, we still use tin cans and strings
for our network's physical layer.
You realize this is a meaningless expression
of a wish, kinda hard to implement as a policy.
Who will decide what is the same organization?
Can't a big organization ahve BigOrgUS.bla and
BigOrgFiji.foo?
I was afflicted with a Y2K bug and don't
remember much...
Why company? Why can't an unofficial group
register? It becomes problematic with this rule.
Why can't my neighborhood philately club register, say? Why do we need to have a company set up for that? To boot, a company according
to which laws? US? Swiss? Madagascar's?
You can still do it, it's never too late...
IANAl, but I thought that was exactly a technicality. That is, the pyramid schemes were not illicit per se, but because they violated some Post Office rules/laws. There is a difference.
drastic form of personal responsibility, perhaps
So why charge anyone with vandalism? Aren't brick-and-mortar store owners just as responsible for keeping their storefronts secure? They can post
some guards 24/7 outside, surely.
Just because it has happened this way doesn't mean that this was the right way.
To suggest a bad analogy, just because I have just drove home drunk for about 30 miles doesn't mean it's a good idea. So while drawing on the past is important in order to understand how to behave in the future, it does not at all mean that we should continue doing the same thing no matter what changes are going on around us.
When this time can be spent reading
Millions long for immortality who don't know
what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday
afternoon ( I forget who...)
But it wasn't until he married and settled in a Slidell trailer park ...
Because then every war can be called "police
shootout".
Mayan people are still around (e.g., Guatemala).
I can link to any number of sources, but
you will of course say they are all written
by the victors. Why not look yourself,
you know which sources you'll trust.
Look, I don't particularly like the whole
christian missionary thing, but you are
wrong here.
Many of the mayan ruins have been excavated,
and artefacts removed. Everything points to
the sacrifices. In fact, they sort of liked
christianity because of its one-time sacrifice
thing - much more effective than having
to fight wars all the time to get prisoners
to sacrifice.
Well, forget even the ruins. The Conquista
did not happen that long ago for the christians
to completely rewrite the history. Some
were in contact with the indians and did
just honestly record what they saw, even if
biased necessarily by their completely
different mentality.
had ancestors who were Mayan, Incan, and Aztec before the missionaries "taught them" about Christianity through plunder, torture, and murder.
Were those the same Mayans whose religion
demanded regular human sacrifices?
There is an element of coercion with children
that is not the same for adult Congrescritters.
Thanks for the link. The thoughts are interesting, but does anybody truly believe this?
...use tanks or something? Maybe
military aviation?
A gunship for RIAA, a gunship for MPAA. It's the least their money could buy.
IF you broke a contract, you still haven't committed a crime.
Who's stopping you from giving grandma an
open source option to do just that?