That's okay. Just pretend you only speak Spanish and you'll get great care. Illegal immigrants cost US hospitals billions every year, using the ER as primary care.
I hate to break it to you, but you're not a centrist, you don't represent the majority and it puzzles me why you think that a man who was tortured would want others to be tortured. I don't support the act, but the fact remains that waterboarding isn't torture. Causing permanent psychological and physical injury is torture.
Obama wants radical change, such as compulsory health care and the passage of a bill of attainder against American oil companies because they are making too much money. This in the beginning of a recession, when neither the people nor their government have money to spend on any new programs and destroying one of America's few remaining powerful industries would turn us into a third world country.
No, Obama wants to force everyone to pay for Universal Health Care as well. A ponzi scheme doesn't work unless you constantly have new money entering the system (see: Social Security).
HP ships 1U and 2U servers with heat spreaders on the RAM, with nary a window to be found. The 3U and larger boxes have "naked" RAM. I'd say there could be something to that.
And I see Jerry Falwell blame 9-11 on lesbians, abortionists, the ACLU and secularists.
McCain and Falwell were far from buddies. McCain ripped Falwell as an "agent of intolerance" until he made peace with the man in 2006. Falwell never endorsed McCain, nor was McCain ever a part of his congregation. Apparently you think every Republican is some belligerent religious radical. I feel sorry for anyone who thinks anything you post could possibly be based in fact with this kind of malicious, misleading rant.
He said, "I took the initiative in creating the internet," which is very similar. Notice the use of "creating" instead of the words "the creation of," which would have indicated coordinated efforts. It would have still be inaccurate, because claiming that his work in the 1980s to upgrade an internet that had existed since the 1960s was the point of creation shows his ignorance of its history.
No one would claim that being allowed to move about freely is a privilege, yet that too is denied when one is imprisoned. Once released, an ex-con is once again able to move about and to vote. The nature of punishment, determined in a fair trial by one's peers, is that some rights must be suspended. Your analogy is fallacious, and the moderators who modded you up are clueless.
Yes, you have learned incorrect behavior through experience. How about changing, unless you expect that you will only be stuck from the side in an accident? I would also recommend not driving while "buzzed".
Nationalize the communications infrastructure and put AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and ALL OF 'EM right outta business
Goodie! Then, with the government owning the infrastructure, it will be even easier for them to perform surveillance on their subjects! No silly warrants!
Monday through Thursday, Slashdot complains about the government interfering with our lives. On Friday, it demands more government intervention. The more power you give to government, the more it takes from you.
Saccharine, of course, causes cancer only in huge quantities and aspartame doesn't cause cancer at all-- although it does cause headaches in some people and can break down into toxic compounds in extreme heat. But thanks for continuing to spread the 1970s-era hysterics of the ignorant.
We so badly habeas corpus for seized evidence in the USA. 72 hours is probably too short for legitimate investigations; but even four weeks would be a huge improvement on the current method of hounding law enforcement personnel who have already decided you're guilty and wish to provide summary punishment by withholding your stuff indefinitely.
That's okay. Just pretend you only speak Spanish and you'll get great care. Illegal immigrants cost US hospitals billions every year, using the ER as primary care.
I hate to break it to you, but you're not a centrist, you don't represent the majority and it puzzles me why you think that a man who was tortured would want others to be tortured. I don't support the act, but the fact remains that waterboarding isn't torture. Causing permanent psychological and physical injury is torture.
Obama wants radical change, such as compulsory health care and the passage of a bill of attainder against American oil companies because they are making too much money. This in the beginning of a recession, when neither the people nor their government have money to spend on any new programs and destroying one of America's few remaining powerful industries would turn us into a third world country.
No, Obama wants to force everyone to pay for Universal Health Care as well. A ponzi scheme doesn't work unless you constantly have new money entering the system (see: Social Security).
HP ships 1U and 2U servers with heat spreaders on the RAM, with nary a window to be found. The 3U and larger boxes have "naked" RAM. I'd say there could be something to that.
Actually, when Slashdot editors wake up on April 1, most of the world population considers it April 2. But thanks for the bigoted Euro-centric view.
He said, "I took the initiative in creating the internet," which is very similar. Notice the use of "creating" instead of the words "the creation of," which would have indicated coordinated efforts. It would have still be inaccurate, because claiming that his work in the 1980s to upgrade an internet that had existed since the 1960s was the point of creation shows his ignorance of its history.
Please show me the papyrus/stone tables/cave drawings that prove your assertion.
No one would claim that being allowed to move about freely is a privilege, yet that too is denied when one is imprisoned. Once released, an ex-con is once again able to move about and to vote. The nature of punishment, determined in a fair trial by one's peers, is that some rights must be suspended. Your analogy is fallacious, and the moderators who modded you up are clueless.
Yes, you have learned incorrect behavior through experience. How about changing, unless you expect that you will only be stuck from the side in an accident? I would also recommend not driving while "buzzed".
No Stairway? DENIED!
Clinton didn't inhale, but he passed the Telecom act of 1996 anyway.
Monday through Thursday, Slashdot complains about the government interfering with our lives. On Friday, it demands more government intervention. The more power you give to government, the more it takes from you.
It would be more fun with the Doom interface to pstat and kill.
Saccharine, of course, causes cancer only in huge quantities and aspartame doesn't cause cancer at all-- although it does cause headaches in some people and can break down into toxic compounds in extreme heat. But thanks for continuing to spread the 1970s-era hysterics of the ignorant.
That's a cargo-cult way of looking at it. Once person is a coincidence. Two is interesting. Three is a trend.
Argumentum ad ignoratum.
It's not "dill."
... or one station wagon full of DLTs.
We so badly habeas corpus for seized evidence in the USA. 72 hours is probably too short for legitimate investigations; but even four weeks would be a huge improvement on the current method of hounding law enforcement personnel who have already decided you're guilty and wish to provide summary punishment by withholding your stuff indefinitely.
Would you guys get a grip already?
Ash had to be the greatest genius ever to create a hydraulic goblet-crushing prosthetic hand with middle-age technology.