I think it might only be you. The last time I was in Spain ( ten years ago), a bunch of drunken youths were sitting around in the town center throwing bottles, yelling loudly, and annoying everyone.I'm sure they would have fought us if we hadn't ignored all the shit we were saying as we walked by. An older local I knew believed that nothing was done because nobody wanted to go back to the days of Franco-Fascist-Can't-Do- Anything, which everyone hated with a passion,and as a result were tending to lean too far in the direction of letting the kids do anything they wanted to.
Why don't' these people just pay their fair share? Oh, because fare share (pun intended) for them is someone else paying it. The "other", in this case being those who drive and those who are rich.
Who sees Russian Sabotage in anything anymore? I haven't heard that statement in years, except for possibly in the recent Ukrainian blowup. Where, since Ukraine is right next to Russia and has/had one of it's main seaports, and photos show Russian commandos running around without identifying badges, seems a reasonable suspicion.
Plus, regardless of what everyone thinks: Sucks that the rocket went down, everyone should hate watching attempts like this fail.
Bravo. You both crapped all over gun rights, stereotyped gun owners as un-evolved murderers, and blamed someone for the actions of others committing a crime. I bet you're probably from the Bay Area. Typical. See what I did there? We can both make silly assumptions!
And also, yes, the gun should have been secured. Perhaps it was and they took the safe?
Are you saying that half the population of the US should be put down as pests?
Yes, he is.
What I think you're really saying is that you don't like diversity and are somewhat xenophobic. Do you even have a valid passport? Have you ever traveled anywhere? I pity you your small-mindedness
. He didn't mention that he'd be putting down any one group, just urban pests. He could be quite multicultural in his culling.
I'm guessing, should I stand on the US Canadian border and do something dangerous, such as fire live rounds into Canada, that the Canadian authorities would "clench their buttcheeks" too. But you already knew that. You just wanted to cheer against the team you don't like. Boooo USA, BOOOOOOOO!
I've been parroting this for a while. Rather than be annoyed at someone else's non-standard (ooh, heaven forbid I say that) Implementation, just eliminate it.
You're both trolls. And wrong. The Fast and Furious investigation got nowhere because the guy being investigated was ultimately responsible for the investigation. Though I suppose you could also blame the Republicans for child slavery as well. Go Go partisan power!
I've said this before: you CANNOT use Japan as an example for anything to apply to other countries. Japan is a seriously unique country, in Geography, history, culture, and attitudes of the people. Things that would work in Japan would fail miserably elsewhere, and things that work elsewhere just don't work in Japan. I've traveled on every continent, and lived on a few, and Japan is simply different.
This is San Francisco , guns are frowned upon. What you should have said is "Hopefully a vigilante steps forward and shows up only to organize a protest #hateparkingcapitalistscum #payyourfairshare"
I find it interesting that you complain about the "get off my lawn" attitude, yet your signature derides one of the latest new tech crazes, the cloud. I think, in the end, everyone places a different line between what new technology is fluff, and what is useful. We're all fighting over that line.
I think the worry, and it's reasonably credible, is that if you let the market decide, then even if it comes out half-working and prone to failure, lawmakers will point at it and say "See, that technology works", and mandate it's use.
I would mention that, more than likely, her personal information was also publicly available in some way. Both results should make us question harder why such things are public.
Your fallacy rests on the idea that guns can only be used for inflicting harm on others, which is entirely untrue. In my mind, I parse your statement as equally ridiculous as " Nobody who wants a pineapple should have one", and move on. Guns are well made pieces of machinery, capable of propelling small amounts of metal large distances. Most are extremely durable as well, and being able to handle them correctly requires patience and skill. Why wouldn't someone find them interesting. People like cars, coins, airplanes, all sorts of things.
I'm curious: Do the studies that account for race disparities in sentencing take into account economics as well? In other words, are poor black and rich black lumped into the same group?
I've got a friend in Australia who I've known for upwards of twenty years. Recently I learned that she believed that everyone in the US drives around with a gun in their car, and most people carry them everywhere. I found this out when she asked where in my car I keep my gun. Misinformation is everywhere.
oddly enough, just trying to answer the question "is this interaction going to impair my ability to safely operate this dangerous machine" while driving would probably itself be a distraction.
"they are only wealthy because we allow them to be". Congratulations. this is the dumbest thing I've heard this week! You win the "moron of the week" prize, awarded once more to the infamous AC.
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I think it might only be you.
The last time I was in Spain ( ten years ago), a bunch of drunken youths were sitting around in the town center throwing bottles, yelling loudly, and annoying everyone.I'm sure they would have fought us if we hadn't ignored all the shit we were saying as we walked by.
An older local I knew believed that nothing was done because nobody wanted to go back to the days of Franco-Fascist-Can't-Do- Anything, which everyone hated with a passion,and as a result were tending to lean too far in the direction of letting the kids do anything they wanted to.
Why don't' these people just pay their fair share? Oh, because fare share (pun intended) for them is someone else paying it. The "other", in this case being those who drive and those who are rich.
carbon footprint is worse.
Who sees Russian Sabotage in anything anymore? I haven't heard that statement in years, except for possibly in the recent Ukrainian blowup. Where, since Ukraine is right next to Russia and has/had one of it's main seaports, and photos show Russian commandos running around without identifying badges, seems a reasonable suspicion.
Plus, regardless of what everyone thinks: Sucks that the rocket went down, everyone should hate watching attempts like this fail.
Bravo. You both crapped all over gun rights, stereotyped gun owners as un-evolved murderers, and blamed someone for the actions of others committing a crime.
I bet you're probably from the Bay Area. Typical.
See what I did there? We can both make silly assumptions!
And also, yes, the gun should have been secured. Perhaps it was and they took the safe?
His point is that they have better internet prices.
Wait, you left out the term "Joe Six-Pack". Without that reference, I'm completely lost.
Are you saying that half the population of the US should be put down as pests?
Yes, he is.
What I think you're really saying is that you don't like diversity and are somewhat xenophobic. Do you even have a valid passport? Have you ever traveled anywhere? I pity you your small-mindedness
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He didn't mention that he'd be putting down any one group, just urban pests. He could be quite multicultural in his culling.
I'm guessing, should I stand on the US Canadian border and do something dangerous, such as fire live rounds into Canada, that the Canadian authorities would "clench their buttcheeks" too.
But you already knew that. You just wanted to cheer against the team you don't like. Boooo USA, BOOOOOOOO!
I've been parroting this for a while. Rather than be annoyed at someone else's non-standard (ooh, heaven forbid I say that) Implementation, just eliminate it.
You're both trolls. And wrong.
The Fast and Furious investigation got nowhere because the guy being investigated was ultimately responsible for the investigation.
Though I suppose you could also blame the Republicans for child slavery as well.
Go Go partisan power!
I've said this before: you CANNOT use Japan as an example for anything to apply to other countries.
Japan is a seriously unique country, in Geography, history, culture, and attitudes of the people.
Things that would work in Japan would fail miserably elsewhere, and things that work elsewhere just don't work in Japan.
I've traveled on every continent, and lived on a few, and Japan is simply different.
Yes, they just tell gun store owners to do it and not ask questions--such as during Fast & Furious.
This is San Francisco , guns are frowned upon.
What you should have said is "Hopefully a vigilante steps forward and shows up only to organize a protest #hateparkingcapitalistscum #payyourfairshare"
I find it interesting that you complain about the "get off my lawn" attitude, yet your signature derides one of the latest new tech crazes, the cloud.
I think, in the end, everyone places a different line between what new technology is fluff, and what is useful. We're all fighting over that line.
I'm sure nothing can go wrong with this.
I think the worry, and it's reasonably credible, is that if you let the market decide, then even if it comes out half-working and prone to failure, lawmakers will point at it and say "See, that technology works", and mandate it's use.
I would mention that, more than likely, her personal information was also publicly available in some way.
Both results should make us question harder why such things are public.
Your fallacy rests on the idea that guns can only be used for inflicting harm on others, which is entirely untrue.
In my mind, I parse your statement as equally ridiculous as " Nobody who wants a pineapple should have one", and move on.
Guns are well made pieces of machinery, capable of propelling small amounts of metal large distances. Most are extremely durable as well, and being able to handle them correctly requires patience and skill. Why wouldn't someone find them interesting. People like cars, coins, airplanes, all sorts of things.
If you put that on a bumper sticker, you'd make millions.
I'm curious: Do the studies that account for race disparities in sentencing take into account economics as well?
In other words, are poor black and rich black lumped into the same group?
I've got a friend in Australia who I've known for upwards of twenty years. Recently I learned that she believed that everyone in the US drives around with a gun in their car, and most people carry them everywhere.
I found this out when she asked where in my car I keep my gun.
Misinformation is everywhere.
However...How many orcs did Gandalf end up killing?
oddly enough, just trying to answer the question "is this interaction going to impair my ability to safely operate this dangerous machine" while driving would probably itself be a distraction.
"they are only wealthy because we allow them to be".
Congratulations. this is the dumbest thing I've heard this week! You win the "moron of the week" prize, awarded once more to the infamous AC.