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  1. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1
    1. absurdist is not a word

    2. you fail to provide any proof of your statements inspite of all the claims about abuse of tasering. surely someone would have caught a cop red handed with all the camera phones around these days, yet the best anyone has produced so far is a woman who assulted police while they were arresting her b/f who also assulted police and a cameraman. she then resisted arrest, fought through being pepper sprayed and ignored the warning she was about to be tasered. hardly a very convincing argument that police abused their power or taser. 3. the word fascist clearly gives you a woody, there can be no other explaination of your constant misuse of the term.

  2. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1
    So anyone who doesn't agree with your unfounded rabid cop hate deserves to be deported?

    why don't you back up your claims a little more then retoric.

  3. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1, Flamebait
    You keep calling me a fascist with no proof of my polictical ideology at all. Maybe you think if you repeat it enough someone might start believing you?

    1. use dickhead as an umbrella term to cover the various types of behavour i've seen in tasing video's. since you seem to lack the faculties to comphrend this i'll make a short list - resisting arrest,assult,verbal abuse. 2. you fail once again to provide a single video of someone being tased who is complying with police. i've seen probably 50+ online video's of tasing incidents, and every single one of them brought it on themselfs through their own stupidity. 3. I'm far far from being a kid. i suppose you'd like to think of me in such terms to feel superior in some pathetic way, but the truth is unless your very old or very rich i have more life experience then you.

  4. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1

    errr judge != government. if anything they are the balance against abuse of power.

  5. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1

    why should 6 people risk a bite from someone who could have some diesease when they can be subdued without injury to the suspect or themselfs? your problem, is that you don't think of cops as people with families etc. they aren't drones impervious to harm, nor do they deserve to be put in harms way just because someone wants to be a dickbrain. being a cop is just a job at the end of the day, and you have no right to expect them to put themselfs at more risk then nessacary, just because you think tasing looks cruel.

  6. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1

    you don't know if he was on any drugs or not. typically one small guy off his face needs ATLEAST 3 people to properly secure him. have you ever tried to handcuff someone? it's not fucking easy at all, if they are putting up a real fight and are hyped up on something you need a person on each leg and arm and one person to put the cuffs on.

  7. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1
    A small list for a small mind, what can i say.

    The challange stands. find me a video of a POLICE officer tasing someone who isn't being a total dickhead. put aside your rabid cop hate for 5 minutes and you'll see i'm right. it's rent-a-cops that do all the tasing. also keep in mind that in situations where a cop pulls someone over and they refuse to get out of the car, tasing them to get them out is the right thing to do because it's very dangerous for the cop to try reach into the car and get them - they could have a knife, gun or just drive over them.

    often what seems like passive resistance is suspects actually conceling a weapon/drugs they are sitting on.

  8. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1

    err that prove my point, that non police officers are the problem?

  9. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 1
    what so because something isn't 100% fool proof we should abandon it? i guess you won't use a condom because there's a tiny chance it won't work, so why bother?

    while i don't believe in government mandated everything, these are definately worth consideration. being able to simply shut a vehicle off as opposed to a high speed chase - which one do you think is going to be safer?

    there's plenty of solutions to preventing abuse. have the device require 2 random passcodes, one given to police and one kept by the owner, and both being required to turn off the engine. In the event it's the owner who is driving and needs to be stopped, require a judge to provide a court order to the 3rd party who supplied the unit to use a ONCE ONLY cut off code, the use of which requires pyshically removing the device and resetting it after.

  10. Re:It doesn't "remotely shut down vehicles" on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 2, Insightful
    You people screech about tasers being over used, but i'm yet to see a single video of a cop using a taser on someone who didn't deserve it.

    they aren't rounding up defensless fluffy bunnies you know. cops deal with people who would kill or maime them in the blink of an eye, so i wouldn't hesitate to tase someone who i thought was going to turn violent on me either. if anything i've seen the vast majority of cops display AMAZING patience.

    What i HAVE seen though is the misuse of tasers by people who ARE NOT police officers. i think that little bit of power goes right to their heads.

  11. Re:Oh so you do not think they will? on Stalling Cars Via OnStar · · Score: 2, Funny

    yes, it's just your government that's all fucked up.

  12. Re:Isaac Asimov died of AIDS. on Banked Blood May Not Be As Effective As Hoped · · Score: 1

    that was in 1983 you tard, before they understood how hiv was transmitted.

  13. Re:How it worked in 1960's Mexico on Banked Blood May Not Be As Effective As Hoped · · Score: 1
    medicine isn't an exact science. There is always a margin for unknown error, which is why they make you wait a year just in case.

    it's called being responsible and taking the right precautions.

    confidence has nothing to do with it.

  14. Re:Why? on Self-Sufficient Lunar Habitat Designed · · Score: 1

    The moon has no geological activity where does the heat come from?

  15. the moon is made of cheese on Self-Sufficient Lunar Habitat Designed · · Score: 1

    ..and green moon girls will want to have sex with you.... 95%? then it's NOT self sustaining is it.

  16. I bet it's made up on Interpol Unscrambles Doctored Photo In Manhunt · · Score: -1, Flamebait
    If they are anything like other government departments (and i'm sure they are) they have just made a best guess at what he looks like and gone right ahead and claimed it's definately him.

    i mean after all, who cares as long as someone gets the blame?

  17. Re:Yeah, this is a worthwhile topic... on Nominate SysAdmin of the Year By Oct. 12 · · Score: 1

    let me guess you submitted a story about your barbie doll collection and your annoyed it got rejected. jealousy is such an ugly emotion.

  18. Re:But then ... on Countering the Arguments Against Unbundling Windows · · Score: 1
    huh, if the numbers are right? last i checked the x86 dominated the market. please explain what you think apple are waiting for?

    fact is apple doesn't want to unbundle osx for the same reason ms won't unbundle windows - to maintain their iron fisted grip on their users.

  19. Re:But then ... on Countering the Arguments Against Unbundling Windows · · Score: -1, Troll
    what bullshit. Do you think Dell doesn't make money? a quick google reveals them as being on par.

    you think apple doesn't have support costs? i know an apple service tech, he's a busy man.

  20. ads everywhere on Google Hopes to Disaggregate Carriers with gPhone · · Score: 1

    I don't like this trend to putting advertising everywhere.... we have more then enough advertising in society. no more is needed or wanted.

  21. Re:What a crock on Microsoft's Ballmer: Google Reads Your Mail · · Score: 5, Interesting
    ermm, no.

    no matter how much you'd like to dramatise it, a bot collecting statistics from your email (which you knowingly agreed to if your using gmail) is not a criminal offence.

    People don't use gmail for privacy, they use it for it's great features and large storage. if google want's to collect data on my account and throw up targeted ads for me why should i give 2 shakes of a donkey's dick about it? they aren't scamming me or keeping tabs on my sex life or political agenda - their selling advertising space, nothing more.

  22. Re:Solution on Ticketmaster Claims Hacking Over Ticket Resale Site · · Score: 1

    Didn't i just say i don't buy the fucking tickets anymore?

  23. Re:Somebody please, stop the madness on Listening To The Radio At Work? Prepare To Be Sued · · Score: 1

    hold on. since when are you able to tax people on doing covers?

  24. Re:Solution on Ticketmaster Claims Hacking Over Ticket Resale Site · · Score: 2, Insightful
    the tickets don't reflect the market at all. they are artifically high due to ticket* group of companys fixing prices.

    $100 a ticket to see a band? you've got to be kidding me.

    they lost my business years ago.

  25. Re:Censorship on Japanese Bureaucrats Reprimanded for Wikipedia Editing · · Score: 1

    erm "NO WAY MAN". 12 hour days no good for brain.