I guess no one read the article. It seems this person had the drone deployed because 6 cows wandered onto his farm, and he refused to return the cows or let the police on his land to get the cows. Yep, that surely warrants drone deployments, SWAT raidsm and felony charges. Good old US of A.
Once again, yet another idiot that requires education: Oligopolies are NOT "free markets". When you have the power to sign an exclusive contract and shut out absolutely everyone else, there's nothing "free" about it at all.
Yeah and how often does the government get involved in the inner workings of one of these departments? Heck, they can't even get a true audit of the Federal Reserve. So I'd say the accountability is pretty minimal. Look at Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac. They had to be well past insolvency for anyone to clue in that there may be a problem. No, accountability is the least of your worries...
Yeah and you always have to be careful about laws that create government branches and then sneak in little bits of text that say the new branches' regulations will have the same force as a law. So suddenly the "manager" of said government branch can make and strike down "laws" at will, without being accountable to anyone - unless of course the rest of the government decides to call them on it.
Funny how a pretend space program has a much bigger and loyal audience than a real space program. Just goes to prove that people are more willing to believe garbage and lies than the truth.
Yeah, vets have absolutely nothing to do with bacterial resistance. I mean, those chickens need to be treated with vancomycin - absolutely all of them, as a preventative measure. Surely that has much less impact on bacterial resistance than Grand-pa who forgot to complete his pills for pseudo-membranous colitis because he felt better after a day.
Note that your physician is not behind this, it's the drug companies. Why? Because the more you "comply" with your medication, the more pills they sell. Good physicians have long ago given up the paternalistic doctor model, and now we recognize that patients are autonomous and have the right to not comply with treatment if that is their wish. Of course we have to make sure they understand the consequences of not taking the pills, as well as the consequences of taking the pills. But we cannot actually "force" a patient to take medication. It's not our decision.
I remember back when being rude was not a crime. But if they make being an asshole a criminal, then we will all end up in jail, because we all have our special moments sooner or later.
As the saying goes, all they need is to "get lucky once" and find a judge who agrees with them for whatever reason, and suddenly there is precedent and "case law". This is the government. They can keep putting bullshit like this in front of judges every year until one rules in their favor. What are the courts going to do - arrest the government?
Also, your daughter's MacBook is not blue-screening.
Kernel panic, or whatever you want to call it. It crashes. First they blamed the hard drive. Then they blamed the memory. She's been suffering for a year, and it still does it from time to time.
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I guess no one read the article. It seems this person had the drone deployed because 6 cows wandered onto his farm, and he refused to return the cows or let the police on his land to get the cows. Yep, that surely warrants drone deployments, SWAT raidsm and felony charges. Good old US of A.
Probably the worst place to advertise, as half the population are already Apple fan-boys and the other half will never buy an Apple product.
Once again, yet another idiot that requires education: Oligopolies are NOT "free markets". When you have the power to sign an exclusive contract and shut out absolutely everyone else, there's nothing "free" about it at all.
Yeah and how often does the government get involved in the inner workings of one of these departments? Heck, they can't even get a true audit of the Federal Reserve. So I'd say the accountability is pretty minimal. Look at Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac. They had to be well past insolvency for anyone to clue in that there may be a problem. No, accountability is the least of your worries...
Yeah and you always have to be careful about laws that create government branches and then sneak in little bits of text that say the new branches' regulations will have the same force as a law. So suddenly the "manager" of said government branch can make and strike down "laws" at will, without being accountable to anyone - unless of course the rest of the government decides to call them on it.
That's quite possible, however you are going to have to qualify that if you expect me to believe you.
Funny how a pretend space program has a much bigger and loyal audience than a real space program. Just goes to prove that people are more willing to believe garbage and lies than the truth.
People were certainly more polite. If they wanted to keep their teeth, that is.
Not unrelated at all. In fact there have been many articles published on the topic.
If you rely on a pill for that then you are probably a terrible parent.
Yeah, vets have absolutely nothing to do with bacterial resistance. I mean, those chickens need to be treated with vancomycin - absolutely all of them, as a preventative measure. Surely that has much less impact on bacterial resistance than Grand-pa who forgot to complete his pills for pseudo-membranous colitis because he felt better after a day.
Note that your physician is not behind this, it's the drug companies. Why? Because the more you "comply" with your medication, the more pills they sell. Good physicians have long ago given up the paternalistic doctor model, and now we recognize that patients are autonomous and have the right to not comply with treatment if that is their wish. Of course we have to make sure they understand the consequences of not taking the pills, as well as the consequences of taking the pills. But we cannot actually "force" a patient to take medication. It's not our decision.
I remember back when being rude was not a crime. But if they make being an asshole a criminal, then we will all end up in jail, because we all have our special moments sooner or later.
This is how we roll on Airstrip One.
it will spread out in a straight line
No, it will spread out in a cone. Movement from high pressure to low pressure happens in space, too.
But you wouldn't need something as big since the moon has no atmosphere. No atmosphere means no distortion to compensate for.
Oh wait, what?
You mean the EULA you are forced to agree to AFTER making the purchase? Null and void.
OK, Prove that my real name is not Michael Mouse.
So we must treat them like organized crime.
And elect them to political office?
Dictionary definition != legal definition.
As the saying goes, all they need is to "get lucky once" and find a judge who agrees with them for whatever reason, and suddenly there is precedent and "case law". This is the government. They can keep putting bullshit like this in front of judges every year until one rules in their favor. What are the courts going to do - arrest the government?
Why? Such a quote is fair use. Lucas can suck a dick.
Yeah that's the thing about crime, see. You have to wait for it to actually happen before you can start accusing people of doing it.
Also, your daughter's MacBook is not blue-screening.
Kernel panic, or whatever you want to call it. It crashes. First they blamed the hard drive. Then they blamed the memory. She's been suffering for a year, and it still does it from time to time.