Privatizing health insurance leads to misinformed citizens and patchy plans - backed by companies that could go under any second in the resulting big business competition.
Why the fuck should I have to turn over unneccessarily large chunkcs of my paycheck so the red-tapped and currupt government can manage it for me? You'r saying so because there are a lot of dumb fucks who can't manage their own money, and because of that, I shouldent be allowed to? That's what you call communism, friend. 5 insightful, ha. That is very telling about how the slashdot crowd thinks. Keep
Oh come now. The democrats pass out literature in illegal alien drenched areas informing them that, EVEN THOUGH IT IS AGAINST THE LAW, they can work around it and go to polling stations to get their democratic vote in.
They're doing this in lots of states - but perticularly in Arizon, a state on the border which is being overwhelmed with illegals, where they have to pass a proposition (prop 200) which will force them to show some kind of I.D. to prove their citizenship before voting.
Knowing this, you really aught to stop the finger pointing at the Republicans, because it's being done by both sides.
the likes of programs such as protowall and peerguardian, both of which have huge active communities constantly updating IP block lists, blocking all the p2p evils out there like bayTSP and other monitoring agencies.
A huge amount of p2p clients (most kazaa lite buids, azureus, one of the most popular bit torrent clients) have methods built in to support these block lists, and are turned on by default.
this is all part of the trend... it's now cool and "in" to be a "gamer"
just take a look at the new G4TechTV, it's like MTV, quite literally, only with videogames. anyone who has that channel can corroborate with me on this.
How can you expect Kerry to reply to those types of questions?!!? It's no wonder some of his answers are all of 2 sentences long.
THE IT CROWD isn't big enough to make ANY difference, so he doesn't give a fuck. He's a democrat. He appeals to people who want subsidies for free, and radical leftists. I was wondering why there wasnt a miriad of Bush bashing replys here, and after RTFA I understand why. Any moron in the world can see Kerry is full of shit and hot air, and even the most blindsighted radical communist leftist twat Bush hater can't argue with it after reading something like that.
Maybe because it implies that they are somehow going to rig their machines?
To state that the companies higher ups support a certain candidate is perfeclty fine. Any sane person would not care. But to imply that because they support a certain candidate and are therefore somehow planning to tip the election to their favor?
Do you honestly not realize the seriousness of that? The senator clearly didn't, and I'm shocked that people here aren't either, blinded as they are by their Bush Bash 2004! ideology.
The "clip" was actually live coverage and had been going on for more than 10 minutes. During the time, she continued to list other reasons why The Evil Republicans were already underway with a huge election coup without referencing a single source or fact.
I was listening to CSPAN radio this evening and heard some Democrat senator, who, incidentally, had an ebonics overtone in her voice (seriously, no flamebait intended, this is what I heard), making absolutely outrageous accusations like "diebold, the company who is making the current electronic voting machines, has ties to the current administration" without substanciating this charge with a single piece of evidence, and continued to rant on with these mindless and baseless accusations.
Apparently this is the mindset we can expect to deal with November, possilby December, an godwilling (if you're a Democrat) on into 2005.
One of my networking teachers in high school who does some consulting on the side told me this:
PhD's are viewd as being too smart, yes, too smart, and often find the job openings given to them to be trite and not enough to keep them interested, thus have a reputation of unreliability.
I have no idea, at all, about any validity of this, or any other insider information, but I thought I'd pass it along.
4. Republican Party operatives unsuspectingly invited the theives after breaking the window themselves during a football practice session. Apparently they're planning on infiltrating one of Kerry's live campaign speehs and tossing him a football.
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This is a very typical Japanese perverson of technology; use it to "upgrade" an animal. As another user points out, aside from eating them, they do do have another practical use for dogs:
the Japanese (and South Koreans) choose the smallest-most-looking-like-overgrown-rodent type dogs they can find, dye their ears and feet, shave off their body fur and then carry them around everywhere. They spend thousands of dollars on them, and dog cafes are quite popular.
Apparently they're also used for fashion statements and considered accessories. What about companionship?
Conclusion / Ergo / Therefore, in the same line?
What are you, the architect?
Such blatant fanboyship is anything but "insightful", he's merely taking offense that his sexy LCD monitor is being implicated in this write up and presuming conclusions to support his false notion. It's probably other fanboy LCD owners who modded that up anyway.
"No offense", but someone needs to mod the parent overrated.
It's hard not to look quiet when in contrast your opposition are literally flooding streets, blocking traffic, making death threats, covering their cars with more bumper stickers than there is paint, using Hollywood stardom to pump inept political messages, and so on and so on.
It's mostly the people who mind their own business and go to work every day who are voting Bush.
As I'm quite sure the rest of the world doesn't have our best interests in mind, just the opposite in fact.
They have their own, obviously. Human nature.
Just for the SHEER purpose of antagonizing them, though, a lot of people seem to be jumping on with Bush. I find that extremely entertaining, and this November when he wins again, I cannot wait to hear the world reaction so I can wallow in their anger and hatred and moans, all of which is nothing more than a big, entertaining joke to me. Political trolling, if you will.
This is a hard truth to ignore.. when the first Half-Life was released in 1998 the gaming industry was drastically different than it is now.
Engines, graphics and abilities extend leaps and bounds in a matter of months, not years. As someone who's played the counter-strike source beta, I can verify to its lacklusternesss relative to modern games. Even Battlefield 1942, a 2 year old game. That's not to mention BF: Vietnam, Doom 3, UT2k4, and on and on. The ragdoll physics have been around since the original Hitman 2000. It really doesn't have much ground to stand on aside from its laurels.
What else is hella cool about Cox (I have it in Northern Virginia, near D.C.) is that ever since they switched to digital, the speed upped to 3.0 MBPS, and despite the fact that everyone and their mothers indeed do have it, they maintain the speed, always, all hours of the day, every day of the week. And with very few outages - all of which have been resolved in a matter of hours in my case.
If this in fact is the pattern in other parts of the USA, this huge increase comes as no surprise.
Here he is in all his glory ladies and gentlemen, the Google-scholar.
He'll wow you with Google spell checks, quips and stacatto out-of-context and uninformed quotes and excerpts. Do not be fooled though, he is to the intellectual what the armchair psychologist is to the university trained psychoanalysit.
I was merely satarizing the pointless and inane rhetoric of my parent, and providing a fresh breath of perspective to a largely ignorant and monumentally subjective and biased audience (on this subject).
When you say "That was their ethos" you should consider who do you mean by "they". Them-Nazis? Sure, you're right. Them-German scientitst? You are obviously wrong.
I'll refer you to Johannes Stark's Nationalsocialismus und Wissenschaft (1934).
Research on this topic will lead you to the pre-existing conclusion that your argument and assertions are wrong, and that in all logical senses my statement is sound and correct.
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Privatizing health insurance leads to misinformed citizens and patchy plans - backed by companies that could go under any second in the resulting big business competition.
Why the fuck should I have to turn over unneccessarily large chunkcs of my paycheck so the red-tapped and currupt government can manage it for me? You'r saying so because there are a lot of dumb fucks who can't manage their own money, and because of that, I shouldent be allowed to? That's what you call communism, friend. 5 insightful, ha. That is very telling about how the slashdot crowd thinks. Keep
Oh come now. The democrats pass out literature in illegal alien drenched areas informing them that, EVEN THOUGH IT IS AGAINST THE LAW, they can work around it and go to polling stations to get their democratic vote in.
They're doing this in lots of states - but perticularly in Arizon, a state on the border which is being overwhelmed with illegals, where they have to pass a proposition (prop 200) which will force them to show some kind of I.D. to prove their citizenship before voting.
Knowing this, you really aught to stop the finger pointing at the Republicans, because it's being done by both sides.
On the contrary, it goes to show the monumentality of the zeal in the small concentrated minority which constitute its supporters.
the likes of programs such as protowall and peerguardian, both of which have huge active communities constantly updating IP block lists, blocking all the p2p evils out there like bayTSP and other monitoring agencies.
A huge amount of p2p clients (most kazaa lite buids, azureus, one of the most popular bit torrent clients) have methods built in to support these block lists, and are turned on by default.
Not bring up this tidbit:
http://www.drudgereport.com/dnc66.htm
You're a retard.
this is all part of the trend... it's now cool and "in" to be a "gamer"
just take a look at the new G4TechTV, it's like MTV, quite literally, only with videogames. anyone who has that channel can corroborate with me on this.
How can you expect Kerry to reply to those types of questions?!!? It's no wonder some of his answers are all of 2 sentences long.
THE IT CROWD isn't big enough to make ANY difference, so he doesn't give a fuck. He's a democrat. He appeals to people who want subsidies for free, and radical leftists. I was wondering why there wasnt a miriad of Bush bashing replys here, and after RTFA I understand why. Any moron in the world can see Kerry is full of shit and hot air, and even the most blindsighted radical communist leftist twat Bush hater can't argue with it after reading something like that.
"where can I get me a hunting licence?"
the most sickening perversion of science to date. this will be used in the future for justification of communism, anarchism, etc
for news junkies. This is going to be one hell of an interesting election.
Anyone know any sites similar to drudgereport.com?
Why is that an irrational "mindset"?
Maybe because it implies that they are somehow going to rig their machines?
To state that the companies higher ups support a certain candidate is perfeclty fine. Any sane person would not care. But to imply that because they support a certain candidate and are therefore somehow planning to tip the election to their favor?
Do you honestly not realize the seriousness of that? The senator clearly didn't, and I'm shocked that people here aren't either, blinded as they are by their Bush Bash 2004! ideology.
It was CSPAN, ok? CSPAN, not a talk radio show.
The "clip" was actually live coverage and had been going on for more than 10 minutes. During the time, she continued to list other reasons why The Evil Republicans were already underway with a huge election coup without referencing a single source or fact.
I was listening to CSPAN radio this evening and heard some Democrat senator, who, incidentally, had an ebonics overtone in her voice (seriously, no flamebait intended, this is what I heard), making absolutely outrageous accusations like "diebold, the company who is making the current electronic voting machines, has ties to the current administration" without substanciating this charge with a single piece of evidence, and continued to rant on with these mindless and baseless accusations.
Apparently this is the mindset we can expect to deal with November, possilby December, an godwilling (if you're a Democrat) on into 2005.
One of my networking teachers in high school who does some consulting on the side told me this:
PhD's are viewd as being too smart, yes, too smart, and often find the job openings given to them to be trite and not enough to keep them interested, thus have a reputation of unreliability.
I have no idea, at all, about any validity of this, or any other insider information, but I thought I'd pass it along.
let's not forget the 4th possible scenario...
4. Republican Party operatives unsuspectingly invited the theives after breaking the window themselves during a football practice session. Apparently they're planning on infiltrating one of Kerry's live campaign speehs and tossing him a football.
no amount of tweaks can stop a game from sucking.
This is a very typical Japanese perverson of technology; use it to "upgrade" an animal. As another user points out, aside from eating them, they do do have another practical use for dogs:
the Japanese (and South Koreans) choose the smallest-most-looking-like-overgrown-rodent type dogs they can find, dye their ears and feet, shave off their body fur and then carry them around everywhere. They spend thousands of dollars on them, and dog cafes are quite popular.
Apparently they're also used for fashion statements and considered accessories. What about companionship?
Conclusion / Ergo / Therefore, in the same line? What are you, the architect?
Such blatant fanboyship is anything but "insightful", he's merely taking offense that his sexy LCD monitor is being implicated in this write up and presuming conclusions to support his false notion. It's probably other fanboy LCD owners who modded that up anyway.
"No offense", but someone needs to mod the parent overrated.
It's hard not to look quiet when in contrast your opposition are literally flooding streets, blocking traffic, making death threats, covering their cars with more bumper stickers than there is paint, using Hollywood stardom to pump inept political messages, and so on and so on.
It's mostly the people who mind their own business and go to work every day who are voting Bush.
As I'm quite sure the rest of the world doesn't have our best interests in mind, just the opposite in fact.
They have their own, obviously. Human nature.
Just for the SHEER purpose of antagonizing them, though, a lot of people seem to be jumping on with Bush. I find that extremely entertaining, and this November when he wins again, I cannot wait to hear the world reaction so I can wallow in their anger and hatred and moans, all of which is nothing more than a big, entertaining joke to me. Political trolling, if you will.
This is a hard truth to ignore.. when the first Half-Life was released in 1998 the gaming industry was drastically different than it is now.
Engines, graphics and abilities extend leaps and bounds in a matter of months, not years. As someone who's played the counter-strike source beta, I can verify to its lacklusternesss relative to modern games. Even Battlefield 1942, a 2 year old game. That's not to mention BF: Vietnam, Doom 3, UT2k4, and on and on. The ragdoll physics have been around since the original Hitman 2000. It really doesn't have much ground to stand on aside from its laurels.
What else is hella cool about Cox (I have it in Northern Virginia, near D.C.) is that ever since they switched to digital, the speed upped to 3.0 MBPS, and despite the fact that everyone and their mothers indeed do have it, they maintain the speed, always, all hours of the day, every day of the week. And with very few outages - all of which have been resolved in a matter of hours in my case.
If this in fact is the pattern in other parts of the USA, this huge increase comes as no surprise.
Here he is in all his glory ladies and gentlemen, the Google-scholar.
He'll wow you with Google spell checks, quips and stacatto out-of-context and uninformed quotes and excerpts. Do not be fooled though, he is to the intellectual what the armchair psychologist is to the university trained psychoanalysit.
I was merely satarizing the pointless and inane rhetoric of my parent, and providing a fresh breath of perspective to a largely ignorant and monumentally subjective and biased audience (on this subject).
Thanks for noticing.
When you say "That was their ethos" you should consider who do you mean by "they". Them-Nazis? Sure, you're right. Them-German scientitst? You are obviously wrong.
I'll refer you to Johannes Stark's Nationalsocialismus und Wissenschaft (1934).
Research on this topic will lead you to the pre-existing conclusion that your argument and assertions are wrong, and that in all logical senses my statement is sound and correct.