I lean towards the AR-15 because I'm from a culture that readily produces people with good marksmanship, fire discipline, and steadiness onder combat pressure.
He values those traits... he didn't say he was personally steady under combat pressure. I think his CP precluded him from ever serving in the military.
I lean towards the AR-15 because I'm from a culture that readily produces people with good marksmanship, fire discipline, and steadiness onder combat pressure.
He values those traits... he didn't say he was personally steady under combat pressure. I think his CP precluded him from ever serving in the military.
This is the kind of thing that libertarians warn about. We want free markets, but "free market" doesn't mean giving perks to corporations any more than it means regulating every facet of their existence. The perk is their ability to recover their regulatory costs by passing them on to their customer as fees. The government is enabling them to commit fraud by advertising a rate, then tacking on fees that equal a significant percentage of the charges.
Yes, this post is a little inflammatory, but also insightful. I'm really sick of seeing unpopular opinions summarily modded down here. It's not that Slashdot is any more leftist than it used to be-- it's simply more belligerent.
Taxing things to change behavior does not work, because one thing government likes as much as power is MONEY. Once they have succeeded in reducing demand through taxes, the revenue will go down and they'll cry that some other tax (probably the income tax) will have to go up to make up the "shortfall".
Actually, in many places vehicular manslaughter while under the influence will get your license permanently revoked. But the inconsistency is what we're focused on here.
DD-WRT has some issue with sessions and cookies. That's why you can sometimes get error messages when making changes after the router reboots, but you didn't exit your browser session.
I agree that is different; in fact, more dangerous. But I disapprove of the overreaching government machine that has been constructed to deal with controlled substances and the criminal enterprise it spawned in turn.
No, he didn't miss the whole point. YOU missed this sentence:
What certainly could be done is regulation to give way more space for the hen / chicken, small tariff on imports from countries that don't have a strong enough regulation yet.
This has been reported by media outlets you probably like, such as Huffington Post, so dispense with poisoning the well and admit PETA is an extremist organization.
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It's called "lazy".
Are they better at the social sciences? Because the dudes you have in charge down there are total idiots.
'cuz he's a MAVERICK!
We didn't realize the pundits really meant he would fit in best as a 19th century poker player.
He values those traits... he didn't say he was personally steady under combat pressure. I think his CP precluded him from ever serving in the military.
By the way, he did answer some of those questions within the article: http://interviews.slashdot.org...
Where's the "-1, Poisoning the Well" when you need it?
He values those traits... he didn't say he was personally steady under combat pressure. I think his CP precluded him from ever serving in the military.
This is the kind of thing that libertarians warn about. We want free markets, but "free market" doesn't mean giving perks to corporations any more than it means regulating every facet of their existence. The perk is their ability to recover their regulatory costs by passing them on to their customer as fees. The government is enabling them to commit fraud by advertising a rate, then tacking on fees that equal a significant percentage of the charges.
Yes, this post is a little inflammatory, but also insightful. I'm really sick of seeing unpopular opinions summarily modded down here. It's not that Slashdot is any more leftist than it used to be-- it's simply more belligerent.
Taxing things to change behavior does not work, because one thing government likes as much as power is MONEY. Once they have succeeded in reducing demand through taxes, the revenue will go down and they'll cry that some other tax (probably the income tax) will have to go up to make up the "shortfall".
Maybe Yahoo really had a lot of telecommuters.
I assume you meant "seize" when you said "cease".
Do you seriously believe that a person who's afraid to go to a store to buy condoms is not afraid to get an abortion?
Actually, in many places vehicular manslaughter while under the influence will get your license permanently revoked. But the inconsistency is what we're focused on here.
With this one weird trick, you can get atheists to cite any dicey poll that confirms their preconceived notions.
On the internet, there are trolls...
"This is not a scientific study."
3dfx and Matrox. Millennium + Voodoo, bitches!
DD-WRT has some issue with sessions and cookies. That's why you can sometimes get error messages when making changes after the router reboots, but you didn't exit your browser session.
Yeah, let's teach her a lesson for using the same freedoms the rest of us have!
That will work great until parents are incarcerated and children end up in foster homes.
I agree that is different; in fact, more dangerous. But I disapprove of the overreaching government machine that has been constructed to deal with controlled substances and the criminal enterprise it spawned in turn.
This has been reported by media outlets you probably like, such as Huffington Post, so dispense with poisoning the well and admit PETA is an extremist organization.
Sounds just like alcohol abuse to me.
Seriously, Slashdot. Why should the the rest of the world care what happens on some Downy Street or whatever?