I'm going to guess you have no clue what the person is talking about, and simply spouting off with something that sounds like rhetorical racist-flagging when in actuality the problem being referred to is the social mentality of taking what's needed with violence.
The last time I checked, there really aren't many times in America, China, Russia, European nations, or even Canada where a large group of militia held back food from large numbers of individuals and systematically assassinated droves of people in a given path. At least not for the last 200 or so years.
It's best not compare any first world population to countries which are great examples of what they don't want to become. It's pretty much like saying white is far more white than black, or green is far more green than red. The comparison America has is against itself in previous years, not against a foreign country.
Yes, the American population is in better shape than Chinese or Indian.
By the way, "allowing" certain citizens to become Americans is a little far fetched. Just having people file for visa status is a first step, let's not go overboard.
Feel free to believe that the government and corporations are shipping your jobs overseas or giving you substandard service. It's certain true in some cases. Don't blame a bunch of poor people in developing countries for your problems though.
He wasn't talking about any developing country, he was talking about illegal immigration, and the theft/violence that embodies the stigma.
Either way the ISP is going to be the one handing over the user's information to a court case, it doesn't do anything to keep them out of it. Also, either way the ISP is not doing the downloading of copyright material and any legality against them is just something to frighten and not go through.
Sorry buddy, that' just your personal letter. The rest of us are not as generalizing and can separate Ron Paul from the internet, and realize the stupid humor in some things.
ou Americans really pay way too much for mobile. I am having a plan of 300 mins, call-forwarding, all the basics, and pay only $50 per month. Hong Kong $ that is - 7.8 to the USD.
I'm American, and I have a plan through AT&T/Cingular that's $85USD for 450 mins/month with rollover and GPRS & 3G unlimited data, 1500 SMS & MMS.
It's $39 USD for the 1500 text/sms & data, and $45/month for phone service.
If I used more than 450 minutes in a month, I'd actually think about using Skype, but since I usually let ~300 rollover every month, I think I'm pretty set.
You've aided the terrorists, now they have a picture of the facility and can plan their attack. You've doomed millions.
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pointer allocation and malloc issues are the problem. Don't take it too personally, the language problems aren't a hit on your coding style. Just a hit on the usability over multiple people's skills in a group.
"religion is the opiate of the masses" - Karl Marx
"All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent." - Thomas Jefferson
"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny." - Thomas Jefferson
"It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." - Joseph Stalin
"The best way to destroy the capitalist system is to debauch the currency." - Vladimir Lenin
Yep... I'd say the past holds quite a bit more wisdom to base out world around.
The solution isn't demolishing half the villages of Europe to make way for trucks, it's to ban the trucks from places they can't go. And, ideally, ban trucks of this size all together.
sounds like the stereotypical British mentality I always poke fun at, but in this case it's true... Just ban something, and it obviously will just go away! Trucks carry the shit you buy, in case you forget. As much as we'd all love them to have their own little transportation system, it's not that way so we have to use the funding the plate tax/vehicle tax/multi-axle fuel tax/ bring to build these changes.
Yes, I know.. change is hard. Considering the age of your village, I'd say you should be used to change by now, and roll with the punches. After all, there's been plenty of changes in the 250+ years (wait, is there a british year system?) to learn from.
After all, who needs to go faster than 19-24 Kph, right? Why should a village that has been here far before the horseless carriage was thought of need to do such things as pave the roads or have petrol stations? If those horseless carriages want petrol or a place to drive, they can turn around and get it elsewhere!
Oh, and by the way, there were Quite a few villages in America that were old when the constitution was signed, also. Remember Jamestown, Virginia? Founded 1607.
Good lord man, there's just something wrong with paying 25+ cents a minute. The pay as you go phones are for people who are either A) poor (obviously because they can't manage finances since they bought this) or B) buy into the whole "it's cheaper cuz you pay for the minutes up front".
This is true. I did without a regular phone for quite some time, it wasn't a big deal. (no, not because of finances) I did vonage for a little bit just because it wasn't a huge investment up front and it was over my broadband. I dropped that a month or two ago and simply went with a cell phone out of want because I can replace my internet and phone needs with one device. (USB connection with internet sharing via 3G network)
You know, like the ones where people are complaining about 'aliens', starting the thread off with 'Illegal aliens are criminals....'.
You actually had a good argument up to this line. A law that's pretty much been in effect since the Irish were entering this country during the potato famine is pretty much law of the land. It's not just some silly thing that was concocted yesterday. Unless you feel it alright that your the only one funding those silly tax dollars and the rest of us can sneak out of the country and then back in so we can work 'illegally'.
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There are words used to mean other words?
Amazing.
I'm sure FMA has been watched by lots here.
I'm going to guess you have no clue what the person is talking about, and simply spouting off with something that sounds like rhetorical racist-flagging when in actuality the problem being referred to is the social mentality of taking what's needed with violence.
The last time I checked, there really aren't many times in America, China, Russia, European nations, or even Canada where a large group of militia held back food from large numbers of individuals and systematically assassinated droves of people in a given path. At least not for the last 200 or so years.
What does G W Bush have to do with it? /hides
Bush invaded Africa?
It's best not compare any first world population to countries which are great examples of what they don't want to become. It's pretty much like saying white is far more white than black, or green is far more green than red. The comparison America has is against itself in previous years, not against a foreign country.
Yes, the American population is in better shape than Chinese or Indian.
By the way, "allowing" certain citizens to become Americans is a little far fetched. Just having people file for visa status is a first step, let's not go overboard.
Feel free to believe that the government and corporations are shipping your jobs overseas or giving you substandard service. It's certain true in some cases. Don't blame a bunch of poor people in developing countries for your problems though.
He wasn't talking about any developing country, he was talking about illegal immigration, and the theft/violence that embodies the stigma.
Either way the ISP is going to be the one handing over the user's information to a court case, it doesn't do anything to keep them out of it. Also, either way the ISP is not doing the downloading of copyright material and any legality against them is just something to frighten and not go through.
Sorry buddy, that' just your personal letter. The rest of us are not as generalizing and can separate Ron Paul from the internet, and realize the stupid humor in some things.
My HTC 8525 has a 2MP camera. I'm in America, and it's readily available from AT&T/Cingular.
ou Americans really pay way too much for mobile. I am having a plan of 300 mins, call-forwarding, all the basics, and pay only $50 per month. Hong Kong $ that is - 7.8 to the USD.
I'm American, and I have a plan through AT&T/Cingular that's $85USD for 450 mins/month with rollover and GPRS & 3G unlimited data, 1500 SMS & MMS.
It's $39 USD for the 1500 text/sms & data, and $45/month for phone service.
If I used more than 450 minutes in a month, I'd actually think about using Skype, but since I usually let ~300 rollover every month, I think I'm pretty set.
Corporations are going the VoIP route, also.
I know where I work, or entire 10K+ employee base uses VoIP.
I'd say that's a pretty unminor thing... considering it's a nuclear reactor.
You've aided the terrorists, now they have a picture of the facility and can plan their attack.
You've doomed millions.
pointer allocation and malloc issues are the problem. Don't take it too personally, the language problems aren't a hit on your coding style. Just a hit on the usability over multiple people's skills in a group.
SQL & COBOL :)
"religion is the opiate of the masses" - Karl Marx
"All tyranny needs to gain a foothold is for people of good conscience to remain silent." - Thomas Jefferson
"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny." - Thomas Jefferson
"It is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." - Joseph Stalin
"The best way to destroy the capitalist system is to debauch the currency." - Vladimir Lenin
Yep... I'd say the past holds quite a bit more wisdom to base out world around.
The solution isn't demolishing half the villages of Europe to make way for trucks, it's to ban the trucks from places they can't go. And, ideally, ban trucks of this size all together.
sounds like the stereotypical British mentality I always poke fun at, but in this case it's true...
Just ban something, and it obviously will just go away!
Trucks carry the shit you buy, in case you forget. As much as we'd all love them to have their own little transportation system, it's not that way so we have to use the funding the plate tax/vehicle tax/multi-axle fuel tax/ bring to build these changes.
Yes, I know.. change is hard. Considering the age of your village, I'd say you should be used to change by now, and roll with the punches. After all, there's been plenty of changes in the 250+ years (wait, is there a british year system?) to learn from.
After all, who needs to go faster than 19-24 Kph, right? Why should a village that has been here far before the horseless carriage was thought of need to do such things as pave the roads or have petrol stations? If those horseless carriages want petrol or a place to drive, they can turn around and get it elsewhere!
Oh, and by the way, there were Quite a few villages in America that were old when the constitution was signed, also.
Remember Jamestown, Virginia? Founded 1607.
How about we just use # and we're golden ;)
Good lord man, there's just something wrong with paying 25+ cents a minute.
The pay as you go phones are for people who are either A) poor (obviously because they can't manage finances since they bought this) or B) buy into the whole "it's cheaper cuz you pay for the minutes up front".
This is true.
I did without a regular phone for quite some time, it wasn't a big deal. (no, not because of finances)
I did vonage for a little bit just because it wasn't a huge investment up front and it was over my broadband.
I dropped that a month or two ago and simply went with a cell phone out of want because I can replace my internet and phone needs with one device. (USB connection with internet sharing via 3G network)
the GP didn't say PHONES, he said cell phone.
I'm pretty sure you can get a landline phone in your apartment in Finland.
Your right, the whole hell thing isn't in the bible.
At least the daily show tells you the truth, then makes fun of it.
How about the lack of any attack in America for over 6 years now? Does that count?
What do you consider the fires in California!? my god, the terrorists are resorting to ARSON!!!
But seriously, any argument that is upheld by a non-falsifiable statement is lost already. No, it doesn't count.
You know, like the ones where people are complaining about 'aliens', starting the thread off with 'Illegal aliens are criminals....'.
You actually had a good argument up to this line.
A law that's pretty much been in effect since the Irish were entering this country during the potato famine is pretty much law of the land. It's not just some silly thing that was concocted yesterday.
Unless you feel it alright that your the only one funding those silly tax dollars and the rest of us can sneak out of the country and then back in so we can work 'illegally'.