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  1. Whining about lawyers = dumbfuckery on Baton Bob Receives $20,000 Settlement For Coerced Facebook Post · · Score: 4, Interesting

    The problem isn't that punitive damages are high, the problem is that punitive damages are high AND the plaintiff+lawyers get to keep it.

    Whining that some money might end up in the hands of lawyers, and out of the hands of abusers (or those who insure abusers), is simply dumbfuckery. Always has been, always will be.

  2. Re:Responsibility lies with the Taxpayers on Baton Bob Receives $20,000 Settlement For Coerced Facebook Post · · Score: 1

    This is why our system of punitive damages sucks. It encourages people to game the system in hopes of winning the lawsuit lottery.

    Because people want to be have their rights abused, have their faces beaten in, or even killed on the slim chance they can force a settlement from a city's insurance company?

    That's the dumbest fucking thing I've seen in quite some time, and this is the Internet.

  3. Re: hardly surprising on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Gets Death Penalty In Boston Marathon Bombing · · Score: 1

    Who needs the reality check? Why are you blathering on about hundreds of people injured when Obama's drone strikes have murdered hundreds of kids? Not to speak of the Iraq war, which has killed a million people, created millions more refugees, and destabilized an entire region of of the world?

    100 pounds of racist American Exceptionalist bullshit in a five pound sack.

  4. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    So sex differences only exist when they benefit men?

    So you like a little projection with you non sequiturs?

    That mothers would be more invested in their offspring is easily predicted by that fact that they have a massive biological investments in their offspring that men lack

    They have the same long term investment: passing on genes. Biology 101.

    it's one of those things that I'll simply cite as obvious.

    What's obvious is you haven't seen the statistics showing that if you have to chose one parent, children are better off with their fathers than their mothers. Drug use, teen pregnancy, graduating from high school, incarceration rates...it's not even close. Before you whine about the web site name, note the copious amounts of sources, and your inability to counter them.

    Unless you bring a weapon into the equation strength becomes relevant because it creates a power imbalance.

    Some part of "abuse is about abuse, not who is stronger" that you have a hard time understanding?

  5. Re: hardly surprising on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Gets Death Penalty In Boston Marathon Bombing · · Score: 1

    You don't have a clue what you're talking about.

    Says the jingoistic idiot. Sending soldiers to death with a medical crisis makes as much sense as sending doctors to fight off an invasion. What part of "tiny Cuba sent far more doctors than the United States" are you having a hard time understanding?

  6. Re:Who keeps posting this garbage? on A Plan On How To Stop Sexism In Science · · Score: 1

    Then a thread on Reddit

    And if it's on the Internet, it must be true! Sorry, but that's just sloppy thinking.

  7. Re: You can't make this shit up. on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    Your bigoted phobia is noted.

  8. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    What did you have to do that - bomb a school? Women have murdered their husbands in full view his daughter, served time, and still have a say over custody.

  9. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    I think an unbiased system would be female skewed since mothers tend to be more dedicated than fathers but I don't know if the system is in fact unbiased.

    You talk about an unbiased system while in the same breath making an incredibly biased statement. Interesting.

    But the strength difference between men and women is pretty drastic

    And irrelevant. Abuse isn't about who's stronger, it's about....abusing your partner. You could be a 400 lbs benchpressing linebacker, but it's not going to protect you from being hit with a frying pan while you're sleeping. There's also the heavy societal condition that men should never hit women, even if it's in self-defense.

  10. Re:Men's Rights morons on Men's Rights Activists Call For Boycott of Mad Max: Fury Road · · Score: 1

    Women have had the right to vote for a century. WYP?

  11. Re:hardly surprising on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Gets Death Penalty In Boston Marathon Bombing · · Score: 1

    Easy comparison is the Ebola outbreak in Africa over the last year. The United States sent occupying troops. Cuba sent hundreds of doctors.

  12. Re:hardly surprising on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Gets Death Penalty In Boston Marathon Bombing · · Score: 1

    "In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread." - Anatole France

    Conservatives are stereotypically the party that wants to reduce government to its basic functions

    You mean they want no counterbalance to capitalism, greed, inherited wealth, rent seeking or oligarchy. Someone being exempt from work for the next ten generations because their last name is Bush, Clinton or Romney is the system working as intended.

    Some poor kid getting foodstamps so he doesn't go hungry, equalized school funding so he's not in a class with 35 other kids, health care so his teeth rots out...that's a crime against humanity.

  13. Re: hardly surprising on Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Gets Death Penalty In Boston Marathon Bombing · · Score: 2

    However you want to rationalize the blood of hundreds of thousands of innocent people on your hands, while wagging you finger at someone who killed....three people.

  14. Re:Is MojoKid shilling for HotHardware allowed by on A Look At GTA V PC Performance and Image Quality At 4K · · Score: 1

    How is it not unethical? Ever hear of disclosure when someone has a financial interest in something they're pushing?

  15. Re:Is MojoKid shilling for HotHardware allowed by on A Look At GTA V PC Performance and Image Quality At 4K · · Score: 1

    What sites does Slashdot send people to that aren't there to make money?

    Not the point, but you knew that already.

    I don't get this witchhunt.

    I don't get the willfully obtuse act, unless you're a sockpuppet account.

  16. Re:Is MojoKid shilling for HotHardware allowed by on A Look At GTA V PC Performance and Image Quality At 4K · · Score: 1

    An entire legion of your best non sequiturs.

  17. Re:Privacy? on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 1

    More money in bad schools is a bad idea.

    In exactly the same way that putting money put into fixing your leaky roof is a bad idea, when the reason it's leaking in the first place is your refusal to put money into it. A cycle you perfected, where nothing can go wrong!

  18. Re:Privacy? on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 2

    First, fuck you.

    Go fuck yourself, you goosestepping National Socialist, you. Being a cop isn't even in the top 20 most dangerous professions when you take out car accidents - which don't have anything to do with cops needing to get their guns off. That "danger" is the entire reason they claim they need to be able to murder people with impunity.

  19. Re:Privacy? on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 1

    Law enforcement isn't all that dangerous of a job. In fact, it doesn't make the top 10.

    Take out traffic accidents (which have jack to do with cops needing to get their guns off), and LEO's don't even crack the top 20 most dangerous professions. We don't allow retail workers or truck drivers to murder with impunity anyone who looks at them sideways, so WTF should anyone put up with that from cops with less dangerous careers?

    Even for 10-pounds-of-dumbfuck-in-a-five-pound-racist-nazi-shitbag such as yourself.

  20. Re:Privacy? on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 1

    Or you could blow it out your racist ass, given the steady stream of black (and white) men murdered by cops for minding their own business.

  21. Re:It was an app on a WORK-Issued Phone! on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 1

    I think this needs to be fixes in law, not just in a court case.

    What do you think court rulings - all court rulings - are based on?

  22. Re:GPS tracks nowadays on Worker Fired For Disabling GPS App That Tracked Her 24 Hours a Day · · Score: 1

    They are being used for controlling people who drive for a living.

    Sounds like conflating tracking a company vehicle with tracking a person. The lady in the story didn't have a problem being tracked - as long as it was during work hours.

  23. FUD on Google Can't Ignore the Android Update Problem Any Longer · · Score: 0

    They make you upgrade to the latest version, whether you want to or not, otherwise your software stops working.

    Tell that to my iPad that I haven't updated for more than 6 months because I don't want to lose the jailbreak. Haven't run into a single app - including Apple's - that insists on upgrading to 8.3. Same thing happened the year before that, where I stayed on jailbroken versions of iOS 7.

    but then they suddenly decide that your hardware cannot upgrade to the latest OS, without which your software won't work, ergo you have to get a new device.

    You can run it on a 6 year old Mac Mini. We'll cry you a river.

  24. Re:That's one reason the iPhone is so popular on Google Can't Ignore the Android Update Problem Any Longer · · Score: 1

    iCrap isn't any more popular than Android despite your whining.

    He didn't say it was, Hateboi.

  25. Re:This seems batshit crazy. on Police Can Obtain Cellphone Location Records Without a Warrant · · Score: 1

    It's not "no expectation of privacy". It's "no expectation that your location is kept private". Different thing.

    Distinction without a difference.