The trouble is the slap on the wrist is just that - a slap and no more. It should be a capital crime (electric chair for added irony, or perhaps radiation poisoning) for the entire board, CEO down, if a nuclear power plant were to melt down.
Sealed letters effectively don't exist in the UK (probably the EU). A freedom of information request can be used to unseal anything held about the applicant.
AFAIK FoI requests only apply to government jobs (which does include the NHS, Europe's second largest employer). You can't FoI a private company
1) Not if it's your competitor. Why wouldn't you want to pass a terrible employee on to your competitor? (BTW, if your answer is "that's sociopathic", these are corporations we're talking about, not humans.)
But... but... but Mitt says that corporations are people
Whilst this used to be the case, Occupy seems to have done very little to address the wealth inequality. Frank Dodd for example has been gutted, and completely ineffective. Why? Because it's all about the money. Civil rights 50 years ago wasn't about money, it was (and racism is still) about irrational and unfounded hate.
Because Windows Mail doesn't make them any money? It's a free add on.
Why they've dropped IMAP support is beyond me. I can see why you might not want to make any "improvements", or changes. But they could just include a previous iteration of the Windows Mail client (perhaps with a new skin on it, to make it look like they've done some work on it) and be done. There are plenty of other IMAP clients out there, so it's not even like they could put some ad space on it.
Yep - that's what I said. And as a result of reading too much Ayn Rand, the disparity between rich and poor has never been greater. Before someone whines that the poor pulled themselves up by their boot straps - doing so takes money. But when your minimum wage isn't enough to live on, let alone improve your education that's kinda tough to do.
Bill Gates and Melinda Gates aren't joined at the hip! Or are you telling me that she's not allowed to do something with the money that's legitimately hers, because she's a woman?
Indeed - and it has been suggested as an alternative method to both lethal injection, gas chamber and electrocution as methods of capital punishment. The particular program I was watching also discussed such a change with a number of American pro-death penalty advocates. Their response? It wasn't painful or humiliating enough way to day to be used.
My point, which you've touched on was that, there are too many out there with in sufficient training and that if you as a private citizen wish to exercise your 2nd amendment rights, you should be well trained and continue that training
So captialism working at it's finest then. Capitalism is about companies getting the highest possible profit for the lowest possible cost. If you think anything different, then you are deluding yourself. To achieve that, then companies need a monopoly. Why do you think Microsoft has been so enormously successful?
Apparently they tried to put the fire out before calling 911. This of course is the wrong way round - should have been 911 followed by attempting to control the fire yourself
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Except the Stallone movie was a pile of crap. Dredd never takes off his helmet, and yet Stallone spent the majority of the movie with it off.
That, and it had Stallone in it.
The trouble is the slap on the wrist is just that - a slap and no more. It should be a capital crime (electric chair for added irony, or perhaps radiation poisoning) for the entire board, CEO down, if a nuclear power plant were to melt down.
That may be true, but that's not a Freedom of Information request
Sealed letters effectively don't exist in the UK (probably the EU). A freedom of information request can be used to unseal anything held about the applicant.
AFAIK FoI requests only apply to government jobs (which does include the NHS, Europe's second largest employer). You can't FoI a private company
1) Not if it's your competitor. Why wouldn't you want to pass a terrible employee on to your competitor? (BTW, if your answer is "that's sociopathic", these are corporations we're talking about, not humans.)
But ... but ... but Mitt says that corporations are people
They are if you're Rick Santorium
I love how you post an insult as an Anonymous COWARD
Whilst this used to be the case, Occupy seems to have done very little to address the wealth inequality. Frank Dodd for example has been gutted, and completely ineffective. Why? Because it's all about the money. Civil rights 50 years ago wasn't about money, it was (and racism is still) about irrational and unfounded hate.
Actually loads of shows are still produced in Canada.
LMGTFY
They should have looked at what Goldman-Sachs were doing with their own money. The fact that GS didn't invest in L&H is telling.
Because they don't want to turn into a fat fuck like you?
I understand the British Government owns almost $1T in national debt. Perhaps it's that?
Because Windows Mail doesn't make them any money? It's a free add on.
Why they've dropped IMAP support is beyond me. I can see why you might not want to make any "improvements", or changes. But they could just include a previous iteration of the Windows Mail client (perhaps with a new skin on it, to make it look like they've done some work on it) and be done. There are plenty of other IMAP clients out there, so it's not even like they could put some ad space on it.
Yep - that's what I said. And as a result of reading too much Ayn Rand, the disparity between rich and poor has never been greater. Before someone whines that the poor pulled themselves up by their boot straps - doing so takes money. But when your minimum wage isn't enough to live on, let alone improve your education that's kinda tough to do.
I love how the Americans always blame their government rather than the obvious flaws in their economic system
Oh the joys of free market economics and capitalism. Good luck protecting the little guy. It won't help one little bit.
Why is that notable exactly?
Bill Gates and Melinda Gates aren't joined at the hip! Or are you telling me that she's not allowed to do something with the money that's legitimately hers, because she's a woman?
The church was morally bankrupt centuries ago. Just the latest incarnation (pun intended) is better highlighted thanks to world news coverage
Because for 150 years you didn't go around picking fights with random people around the world.
Seriously - a VERY large proportion of your national debt is from fighting wars
Are you telling me that disabled people don't spend money? The analogy may be off - but it's not entirely false.
Indeed - and it has been suggested as an alternative method to both lethal injection, gas chamber and electrocution as methods of capital punishment. The particular program I was watching also discussed such a change with a number of American pro-death penalty advocates. Their response? It wasn't painful or humiliating enough way to day to be used.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7183957.stm
My point, which you've touched on was that, there are too many out there with in sufficient training and that if you as a private citizen wish to exercise your 2nd amendment rights, you should be well trained and continue that training
My argument wasn't that they shouldn't have firearms. My argument was that they should follow the constitution and be well regulated.
So captialism working at it's finest then. Capitalism is about companies getting the highest possible profit for the lowest possible cost. If you think anything different, then you are deluding yourself. To achieve that, then companies need a monopoly. Why do you think Microsoft has been so enormously successful?
Apparently they tried to put the fire out before calling 911. This of course is the wrong way round - should have been 911 followed by attempting to control the fire yourself