Did you bother reading the article? Netflix has bought the rights to display certain content in the USA. Other companies have bought the rights for other locations. If Netflix wants to buy world-wide rights, they probably can, but they will pay a LOT more $$$ for it, and they will pass that cost along to you, the consumer.
How many nukes in US cities do you think terrorist would have to set off before the USA would quietly start pulling back? 1? 2? 5? Where would the USA counterattack?
Right... because terrorists who are happy to fly planes into buildings and kill thousands wouldn't consider setting off a small nuke in a major US city and killing hundreds of thousands.
Same here... my legs are in agony if they can't extend under the seat in front of me. 6 hours with my legs doubled up would probably be considered torture. Why not just give me an injection, knock me out, and stuff me in the cargo hold?
Ah, the old "there's no difference" argument. Well, here's the difference: the last 7 years people have been working on how to get universal health care, instead of trying to define exactly how much it's ok to torture people.
No politician is going to rain magic unicorns on the land, but who is elected does make a difference.
Damn I loved Eudora. At some point in the process of going from computer to computer I lost it, but that was a seriously nice email client. Sadly for a while I ended up on Thunderbird, which is a stinking pile that makes Windows Live Mail look like manna from heaven.
Oh c'mon, I like a good conspiracy theory as much as the next guy, but do you SERIOUSLY think MS could reset everyone's apps to the MS apps and NO ONE would notice??? The people affected are the ones who go to the trouble to use a different app. This is going to cause MS a fair bit of grief and pain, and zero benefit.
Yeah... like checking if someone is a terrorist or lunatic before handing them a gun is such an extreme liberal position. By the way, the 2nd amendment isn't about private citizens being able to fend off the guvmint revinoors, it's about maintaining a "well regulated" militia.
While we're remembering, let's remember that the use of nuclear weapons ended a war started by Germany and Japan that had killed tens of millions, and the use of those weapons probably saved Japanese lives.
So over a period of years a bunch of different people tell essentially the same stories of a pattern of behavior, and you just... sweep it under the rug? Yeah, that sounds like "justice" to me.
Just what "proof" do you expect to find? A bunch of people over a period of time tell roughly the same story WITHOUT collaborating. It's not like the guy is going to molest them in front of a camera. Guys have been convicted of murder on less.
Did you bother reading the article? Hint: when your supervisor who is extremely powerful and can ruin your life does this kind of thing to you, you think twice before blowing the whistle.
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Did you bother reading the article? Netflix has bought the rights to display certain content in the USA. Other companies have bought the rights for other locations. If Netflix wants to buy world-wide rights, they probably can, but they will pay a LOT more $$$ for it, and they will pass that cost along to you, the consumer.
How many nukes in US cities do you think terrorist would have to set off before the USA would quietly start pulling back? 1? 2? 5? Where would the USA counterattack?
Are you starting to get it?
what about the grassy knoll?
Yeah, right, *I'm* the racist.
Yeah, let's blame the Jews, it's worked for thousands of years, why not now?
Right... because terrorists who are happy to fly planes into buildings and kill thousands wouldn't consider setting off a small nuke in a major US city and killing hundreds of thousands.
so you'd just as soon live in NK as the USA? Wow, those blinders are on TIGHT!
Same here... my legs are in agony if they can't extend under the seat in front of me. 6 hours with my legs doubled up would probably be considered torture. Why not just give me an injection, knock me out, and stuff me in the cargo hold?
Ah, the old "there's no difference" argument. Well, here's the difference: the last 7 years people have been working on how to get universal health care, instead of trying to define exactly how much it's ok to torture people.
No politician is going to rain magic unicorns on the land, but who is elected does make a difference.
so the guys who fought against Assad were... USA? Huh? Try thinking once in a while.
Uh... no rebels to train? Seems like half of Syria was lost to Assad before the USA ever got involved. Who was fighting then, unicorns?
I wish I had points to mod you up as you deserve.
Damn I loved Eudora. At some point in the process of going from computer to computer I lost it, but that was a seriously nice email client. Sadly for a while I ended up on Thunderbird, which is a stinking pile that makes Windows Live Mail look like manna from heaven.
Except those people were already using MS apps. Next.
Oh c'mon, I like a good conspiracy theory as much as the next guy, but do you SERIOUSLY think MS could reset everyone's apps to the MS apps and NO ONE would notice??? The people affected are the ones who go to the trouble to use a different app. This is going to cause MS a fair bit of grief and pain, and zero benefit.
Yeah... like checking if someone is a terrorist or lunatic before handing them a gun is such an extreme liberal position. By the way, the 2nd amendment isn't about private citizens being able to fend off the guvmint revinoors, it's about maintaining a "well regulated" militia.
Damn, where's my tinfoil.
While we're remembering, let's remember that the use of nuclear weapons ended a war started by Germany and Japan that had killed tens of millions, and the use of those weapons probably saved Japanese lives.
um... you have heard the Serial case, right? Adnan Syed will be shocked to hear he wasn't convicted, after all, he's been in jail 15 years.
so the guy gets a pass because he didn't actually commit forcible rape? Times have changed since the 17th century, my friend.
So over a period of years a bunch of different people tell essentially the same stories of a pattern of behavior, and you just... sweep it under the rug? Yeah, that sounds like "justice" to me.
Just what "proof" do you expect to find? A bunch of people over a period of time tell roughly the same story WITHOUT collaborating. It's not like the guy is going to molest them in front of a camera. Guys have been convicted of murder on less.
Because, yeah, lots of different women telling pretty much the same story is a "he said, she said' kind of thing.
Did you bother reading the article? Hint: when your supervisor who is extremely powerful and can ruin your life does this kind of thing to you, you think twice before blowing the whistle.
Yep... there is a difference between "you look nice today" and sticking your hand up a woman's dress. Apparently some people here don't get that.