you americans were fucking my head with this, when talking about all the recent political developments. enjoy your federalism now. with this kind of 'freedom', people in one state will or will not be able to do things that are legal and free in their state, because it isnt in another. so, people in that state will live by other states' laws.
The day they try to steal my car for lack of a piece of paper is the day I become a cop killer. I don't care what the criminal gang that calls themselves the government claims "the law" is, stealing is stealing and I will kill to defend myself.
(Memo to self: Replying to ACs is a bad idea.)
Anyway, I will assume you are not a troll and that you need to try out for this show:
TFA says they weren't violating any laws, they just got on the wrong side of powerful people and had to deal with 35 attorneys general holding slanderous press releases.
TFA was written by the guy under investigation, so you give the FA credence at your peril. I found it disingenuous.
State AGs have a huge backload of complaints of many stripes. The fact that the author of TFA managed to piss off 35 of them enough to devote time to an investigation should be a clue that his business plan was flawed.
"BBC News reports on how the internet/computer/telephone/horseless carriage/steam locomotive/rifled gun barrel/frigate/fire/written language is changing language."
Of course, mandating radios in telephones isn't one of the enumerated Powers of Congress last I looked....
There are enough legitimate arguments against this abomination without dragging out the oft-cited and just-as-oft-refuted argument that if something is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution then Congress has to be blind to it.
See this thing here? I promise to let you use it. No charge. Go ahead, be my guest.
Unless you make a billion dollars with it. Then my lawyer is going to look up "promise" in his big dictionary of wiggle-room words and sue the crap out of you.
Choose the macbook. Add all the internal upgrades (RAM, HDD)
And it's not even close to $1,500. Not to mention as a teacher (and with her daughter being a student) they'd be entitled to a fairly big discount, at least 15% when I bought mine.
Plus, every summer Apple gives you a free iPod when you buy a computer for school. This year it is an 8G Touch.
>>>The answer to government abuses is not to kill the government,
Strawman argument. Nobody said we should do that..
>>>The solution is for the public to take an active role in government again
Or we could follow the solution the Founding Father set-up for us: A Supreme Law (constitution) that chains and limits what the government can do, both at the national and state level. The government can exercise those specifically enumerated powers given to it, and nothing else. Hence: No cameras doing a virtual strip search, because said power was never given to the US government.
And we'd all be speaking German now, because the power to declare war on the Hessians was not written into the Constitution.
File against them in small claims court for the maximum allowed. They will probably not bother to show, so you will win. With a judgement, you have legal permission to do all kinds of creative nastiness to them. Garnishing wages, filing liens against their property, even having a sheriff by your side as you take some of their property to fulfill the judgement.
I am obviously not a lawyer, and the details will vary with jurisdiction.
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Cool story, Boris Roman Olga!
Next, the Lucas Rebel Attorney Alliance turns their attention to Uncle Jed and sues the estate of Paul Henning.
So if you post on any forum you need to pay $300?
No, that is not anywhere near what the story was about. You obviously did not read the....
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you americans were fucking my head with this, when talking about all the recent political developments.
enjoy your federalism now. with this kind of 'freedom', people in one state will or will not be able to do things that are legal and free in their state, because it isnt in another. so, people in that state will live by other states' laws.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commerce_Clause
The day they try to steal my car for lack of a piece of paper is the day I become a cop killer.
I don't care what the criminal gang that calls themselves the government claims "the law" is, stealing is stealing and I will kill to defend myself.
(Memo to self: Replying to ACs is a bad idea.)
Anyway, I will assume you are not a troll and that you need to try out for this show:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parking_Wars
TFA says they weren't violating any laws, they just got on the wrong side of powerful people and had to deal with 35 attorneys general holding slanderous press releases.
TFA was written by the guy under investigation, so you give the FA credence at your peril. I found it disingenuous.
State AGs have a huge backload of complaints of many stripes. The fact that the author of TFA managed to piss off 35 of them enough to devote time to an investigation should be a clue that his business plan was flawed.
i'd hit it so hard, if you pulled me out you'd be the king of britain [bash.org]
Some sigs just aren't the same without a picture to refer to.
How did Australia devolve from the cool tough guys of Gallipoli/"That's not a knife" to this bunch of pussies?
"BBC News reports on how the internet/computer/telephone/horseless carriage/steam locomotive/rifled gun barrel/frigate/fire/written language is changing language."
Of course, mandating radios in telephones isn't one of the enumerated Powers of Congress last I looked....
There are enough legitimate arguments against this abomination without dragging out the oft-cited and just-as-oft-refuted argument that if something is not explicitly mentioned in the Constitution then Congress has to be blind to it.
Has Internet Explorer thought hard about what it wants to do with its life? It's very nearly all grown up, isn't it time to think about college?
It told Bill that it would really like to go and find its real father.
See this thing here? I promise to let you use it. No charge. Go ahead, be my guest.
Unless you make a billion dollars with it. Then my lawyer is going to look up "promise" in his big dictionary of wiggle-room words and sue the crap out of you.
Right now I wish there was a "-11 Apostrophe Abuse" on the dropdown.
no, that's financing parties, pay a million to a party and get 100 million back in government contracts if that party gets into power.
With odds like that, I'd give a million to each party.
I'm pretty sure the deciding factor will be which on can stop a 7.62 x 39 mm round.
http://www.product-reviews.net/2007/04/10/ipod-extended-soldiers-life/
http://www.zolved.com/blog/view_entry/27867/iPod_saves_soldier_but_now_wont_show_up_in_iTunes_Updated
http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2010/02/blackberry-stops-a-bullet-and-saves-a-relationship/
http://blackberrysync.com/2010/02/blackberry-curve-85xx-stops-bullet-from-victims-boyfriend/
http://momento24.com/en/2009/11/03/cell-phone-stops-bullet-saves-womans-life/
http://technology-nuggets.blogspot.com/2008/11/moto-razr-stops-bullet-saves-mans-life.html
You know, I have to start carrying my crappy old cell phone where it can protect more than my upper thigh.
I use Lynx.
and a really vivid imagination.
put access code on reciept and change the key every 2 hours
in oher news can we implement a spelling test for slashdot post editors?
Is the answer "i before e except after c"?
Surf the web? Mike's Deli in Brookline has only a few tables, so they don't even let customers read while sitting and eating.
I always get take out, because I am physically incapable of not reading while eating by myself.
Well you're either lying or simply mistaken.
http://apple.com/store
Choose the macbook. Add all the internal upgrades (RAM, HDD)
And it's not even close to $1,500. Not to mention as a teacher (and with her daughter being a student) they'd be entitled to a fairly big discount, at least 15% when I bought mine.
Plus, every summer Apple gives you a free iPod when you buy a computer for school. This year it is an 8G Touch.
Step 5 (Get out your favorite high power firearm...) gave me the biggest belly laugh I've had this year.
The worrying thing is that if he is from the USA he probably does have a favourite high-power firearm.
Our UK readers may substitute a 6 pounder shooting cannister.
toll roads aren't built for big corporations with money.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_Toll_Road_Concession_Company
>>>The answer to government abuses is not to kill the government,
Strawman argument. Nobody said we should do that. .
>>>The solution is for the public to take an active role in government again
Or we could follow the solution the Founding Father set-up for us: A Supreme Law (constitution) that chains and limits what the government can do, both at the national and state level. The government can exercise those specifically enumerated powers given to it, and nothing else. Hence: No cameras doing a virtual strip search, because said power was never given to the US government.
And we'd all be speaking German now, because the power to declare war on the Hessians was not written into the Constitution.
How may rupees is a gallon of eye bleach these days?
For specific examples, you may see the references at the link in my signature.
File against them in small claims court for the maximum allowed. They will probably not bother to show, so you will win. With a judgement, you have legal permission to do all kinds of creative nastiness to them. Garnishing wages, filing liens against their property, even having a sheriff by your side as you take some of their property to fulfill the judgement.
I am obviously not a lawyer, and the details will vary with jurisdiction.