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  1. Re:You asked for this on CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms · · Score: 1

    You're getting some damn good weed where you live..

  2. Re:You asked for this on CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms · · Score: 1

    If the commies got hold of afghanistan, who'd say what other countries they'd take over, pulling a nationalize the oil industries..

    Are you really incapable of making that sort of connection?

  3. Re: Good. on UK Court Orders Two Sisters Must Receive MMR Vaccine · · Score: 2

    Not surprisingly, a good percentage of that was due to horrible sanitary conditions.

  4. Re:Good. on UK Court Orders Two Sisters Must Receive MMR Vaccine · · Score: 1

    Good job following it with a much more concise fact and content free post.

  5. Re:good news for space exploration on Diamond Rain In Saturn · · Score: 1

    Gold has a lot of industrial uses, I could see it being worth bringing back.. maybe I'm wrong though.

  6. Re:You asked for this on CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms · · Score: 1

    You call a completely disorganized protest movement professional astroturfing, while saying "ignore the Koches behind the curtain"?

    You've given me a completely new definition for spin, and it isn't positive.

  7. Re:Why do we bother with the barbarians? on Saudi Justice: 10 Years and 2,000 Lashes For Internet Video of Naked Dancing · · Score: 1

    Re Where the gene for compassion is?

    Please have a look at some of the experiments done on co-operation in primates and humans, they can both learn to co-operate to overcome things that are not achievable singly, but only humans (small children about 4 Y.o.) would correct imbalances in the rewards. Our cave dwelling ancestors would keep disabled and injured members alive, the examples go on. Or are you going to argue that this behavior is obviously the result of religion?

  8. Re:You asked for this on CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms · · Score: 1

    In the end it was oil interests and the CIA under Reagan who created that beast..

  9. Re:"I'll sue you.......in ENGLAND" on CPJ Report: the Obama Administration and Press Freedoms · · Score: 1

    Grocery store.. run by a grocer?

  10. Re:Why do we bother with the barbarians? on Saudi Justice: 10 Years and 2,000 Lashes For Internet Video of Naked Dancing · · Score: 1

    Tossing a large vocabulary around doesn't make your statements more valid, in fact post-modern fussing over the "meaning" of words is about as worthless a skill as Western civilization has ever created.. Western morality is derived from religion, but the tenets of religion were set down in almost every culture in a manner which promoted civilization. Civilization which recognized the need for stability,and also required some sort of authority to promote it, found religion to be a wonderful tool for promoting co-operation, peace, and docility, and it also worked really well as a banner to unite people in times of belligerence.

    Using religion as a basis for morality is entirely different than basing your worthiness as a leader on your ability to remember and interpret dogma. A theocracy means those who lead are the eminent scholars or priests of the state/official religion, instead of people who have other, more pragmatic abilities or reasons for leading a country.

    Using Taoism is also a pretty disingenuous example, considering that it's as much a philosophy as religion.. quite similar to Buddhism in fact, which certainly didn't do too well by the inhabitants of Tibet..

  11. Re:Coming soon to your country. on Saudi Justice: 10 Years and 2,000 Lashes For Internet Video of Naked Dancing · · Score: 1

    Well if it's anything like a Welshman and a Sheep, then it would be a crowbar.

  12. Re:HAhahHahahaha on 8 Users of Silk Road Arrested, 'Many More To Come' · · Score: 1

    He's a sad little man, and instead of looking inwards (and being disgusted) he finds easy targets and does a bit of transference.. that or he's a troll.

  13. Re:Queue The Anarchist & Druggie Comments In.. on 8 Users of Silk Road Arrested, 'Many More To Come' · · Score: 1

    No
    No
    No

    Any other dumb questions?

  14. Re:This is not at all a mildly revamped G2 on Leaked Manual Reveals Details On Google's Nexus 5 · · Score: 1

    Get the HTC One and be quiet then..

  15. Re:Great! Can we have a copy? on Snowden Strikes Again: NSA Mapping Social Connections of US Citizens · · Score: 1

    Exactly, and as they've spent the last 30 years demonizing poor and often colored folks as lazy drug users and career criminals (using the exact same mechanisms the national socialists did to undesirables in Germany), nobody will say much, probably.

  16. Re:news media has lost interest? on Snowden Strikes Again: NSA Mapping Social Connections of US Citizens · · Score: 1

    What kind of retarded question is that?

  17. Re:Abolish the licence fee on BBC Thinking of Canceling Sky At Night · · Score: 1

    How is that the BBC's fault?

  18. Re:Felony vs infringement on UK MPs: Google Blocks Child Abuse Images, It Should Block Piracy Too · · Score: 1

    Actually, Noir by KW Jeter deals with that theme, though it's more the infringing of copyright that the merits death.

  19. Re:Just another example... on DEA Argues Oregonians Have No Protected Privacy Interest In Prescription Records · · Score: 1

    Hell, in Italy, people from the Marche region used to collect taxes for the Vatican, so there's a phrase that's still around today.. "better a dead man in the house than a Marchigiano outside the door".

  20. Re:"Will businesses needlessly give away money?" on Will Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Stay With MySQL? · · Score: 1

    Yoshinori Matsunobu.

    https://www.percona.com/live/mysql-conference-2013/users/yoshinori-matsunobu

    Among his Former jobs: "Yoshinori worked at MySQL/Sun/Oracle as a lead consultant in APAC for four years"

  21. Re:Drudge and other U.S. bloggers are next on Arrested Chinese Blogger "Confesses" On State TV, Praises Censorship · · Score: 1

    I'd say that really depends on you definition of populace.. because there are more than a few uprisings which could fit that definition, IMHO..

  22. Re:About as well as any other UK privitisation on UK Gov't Outlines Plans To Privatize Royal Mail · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Let me start off my reply by restraining my natural urge to tell you to stick your privatization trumpet up your ass sideways.

    Then explain to me how Train prices continue to rise, while we are "still pouring huge amounts of money into them as taxpayers" ?

    If privatization meant an end to subsidies, and an end to monopolies, and an end to price gouging and fixing.. sure.

    None of it has. We just give the profits to private entities.

  23. Re:Voting themselves money on Bringing Affordable Robotics To Big Agriculture · · Score: 1

    Taking their houses, land and natural resources with them?

    Didn't think so.

  24. Re:been talk of greenhouses in NYC on Bringing Affordable Robotics To Big Agriculture · · Score: 1

    You will enjoy eating veggies more than eating your neighbors, probably..

  25. Re:No Mention on HDMI 2.0 Officially Announced · · Score: 2

    Sight, unless this is a symptom of your Alzheimer's, then please accept my apologies.