It doesn't take much privacy to not expose yourself, all you need to do is not stand out in the open, you have a reasonable amount of privacy by simply being in an area that isn't well lit and quite a bit of privacy once you find yourself bushes or a dumpster.
I'm having a difficult time actually finding an example of a person who ended up on a sex offender registry for just peeing outside. Can you point me to any real world examples?
But urinating in public and exposing yourself are different things. You can expose yourself while urinating but that doesn't mean that you are exposing yourself just because you pee outside.
2. They don't regulate urination, they regulate "exposure" which you are guilty of if you're whipping it out in a public place. e.g. (from the CA penal code):
Exposes his person, or the private parts thereof, in any public place, or in any place where there are present other persons to be offended or annoyed thereby; or,
That's my fucking point. Pissing isn't relevant, it's about whipping your dick out. You don't have to expose your penis to urinate in a public place. If you pull out your penis for other people to see making urine come out of it doesn't negate the exposure.
You don't need to let people see your penis in order to take a leak in the bushes.
At least 13 states require registration for public urination; of those, two limit registration to those who committed the act in view of a minor.
Arizona, Ariz. Rev. Stat. 13-3821 (if the individual has more than one previous conviction for public urination-two if exposed to a person under 15; three if exposed to a person over 15); California, Cal. Penal Code 314(1)-(2), 290; Connecticut, Conn. Gen. Stat. 53a-186, 54-250, 54-251 (if the victim was under 18); Georgia, O.C.G.A. 42-1-12, 16-6-8 (if done in view of a minor); Idaho, Idaho Code Ann. 18-4116, 8306, 8304; Kentucky, Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. 510.148, 17.520, 500, 510.150; Massachusetts, Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 272 16, ALM GL ch. 6 178G, 178C; Michigan, Mich. Comp. Laws 167(1)(f), 28.722, 723; New Hampshire, N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. 651-B:1, RSA 651-B:2, 645:1(II), (III); Oklahoma, 57 Okl.St. 582.21, 1021; South Carolina, S.C. Code Ann. 23-3-430; Utah, Utah Code Ann. 77-27-21.5, 76-9-702.5; Vermont, Vt. Stat. Ann. Tit. 13, 2601, 5407, 5401.
Can we stop pretending that public urination makes you a sex offender?
If you're exposing yourself while peeing you're exposing yourself, but pissing in an alley on your way home from the bar isn't a sex crime.
This might be true for makers of small volume specialist equipment, but for consumer goods, margins are too low to include unused functionality which is disabled by software.
That wasn't my point, I never even implied that, I have zero brand loyalty and would have no problem buying a Via CPU if they somehow made one worth using.
The Leaf seems like a nice car but let's not kid ourselves here, it's not a long trip vehicle. We currently have a Cruze and a CR-V which we also have a 6'x8' trailer for and I think a Leaf could replace the Cruze, because while the CR-V doesn't get great mileage I would only drive it if I had to haul something or drive a long distance and the money saved driving around town would be significant.
My 2013 Cruze Eco has a normal key, if I chose the same model with an automatic a push to start button would have been an option. It's the same system though, if I very, very briefly flick the key over to "start" it still starts.
Oh, and it gets better gas mileage than the automatic version of both the standard Cuze and the Eco and it isn't even remotely close to a sports car.
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Are you suggesting that slacktivism isn't effective?
Is that really a fair way to portray it? I mean he's doing it to himself.
Like the super Gameboy and the Gameboy Player?
Because giving away phones doesn't make any money?
Can't you just type "badidea" and proceed? I don't mind the warning.
Microsoft sure doesn't help by hiding known extensions by default.
Is Here a place?
The payload?
It doesn't take much privacy to not expose yourself, all you need to do is not stand out in the open, you have a reasonable amount of privacy by simply being in an area that isn't well lit and quite a bit of privacy once you find yourself bushes or a dumpster.
I'm having a difficult time actually finding an example of a person who ended up on a sex offender registry for just peeing outside. Can you point me to any real world examples?
But urinating in public and exposing yourself are different things. You can expose yourself while urinating but that doesn't mean that you are exposing yourself just because you pee outside.
2. They don't regulate urination, they regulate "exposure" which you are guilty of if you're whipping it out in a public place. e.g. (from the CA penal code):
Exposes his person, or the private parts thereof, in any public place, or in any place where there are present other persons to be offended or annoyed thereby; or,
That's my fucking point. Pissing isn't relevant, it's about whipping your dick out. You don't have to expose your penis to urinate in a public place. If you pull out your penis for other people to see making urine come out of it doesn't negate the exposure.
You don't need to let people see your penis in order to take a leak in the bushes.
Educate yourself:
At least 13 states require registration for public urination; of those, two limit registration to those who committed the act in view of a minor. Arizona, Ariz. Rev. Stat. 13-3821 (if the individual has more than one previous conviction for public urination-two if exposed to a person under 15; three if exposed to a person over 15); California, Cal. Penal Code 314(1)-(2), 290; Connecticut, Conn. Gen. Stat. 53a-186, 54-250, 54-251 (if the victim was under 18); Georgia, O.C.G.A. 42-1-12, 16-6-8 (if done in view of a minor); Idaho, Idaho Code Ann. 18-4116, 8306, 8304; Kentucky, Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. 510.148, 17.520, 500, 510.150; Massachusetts, Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 272 16, ALM GL ch. 6 178G, 178C; Michigan, Mich. Comp. Laws 167(1)(f), 28.722, 723; New Hampshire, N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. 651-B:1, RSA 651-B:2, 645:1(II), (III); Oklahoma, 57 Okl.St. 582.21, 1021; South Carolina, S.C. Code Ann. 23-3-430; Utah, Utah Code Ann. 77-27-21.5, 76-9-702.5; Vermont, Vt. Stat. Ann. Tit. 13, 2601, 5407, 5401.
https://www.hrw.org/report/2007/09/11/no-easy-answers/sex-offender-laws-us
I can't find urination mentioned in any of those statues, but I stopped searching at Idaho because it was feeling pointless.
Can we stop pretending that public urination makes you a sex offender?
If you're exposing yourself while peeing you're exposing yourself, but pissing in an alley on your way home from the bar isn't a sex crime.
Uh, what exactly have they done to the second amendment?
I understand that. How can everyone upload more than they download?
How can everyone maintain a high ratio. Doesn't having a high ratio require someone else to have a deficit?
We all saw how well this alternative to Google Android experience worked the last time.
MS can take a lesson from Amazon.
IE 6 on Windows XP is the second-most popular browser in the world, still. I say nuke that shit from orbit.
IE 6 is not the second most popular browser, not by a long shot.
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This might be true for makers of small volume specialist equipment, but for consumer goods, margins are too low to include unused functionality which is disabled by software.
Tell that to the folks at CHDK.
That wasn't my point, I never even implied that, I have zero brand loyalty and would have no problem buying a Via CPU if they somehow made one worth using.
They made one and it sucked so much that they gave up on it and used AMD's.
You realize x86-64, the architecture nearly every PC uses was made by AMD, right?
It's important that you don't do anything shady like uninstall Facebook.
The Leaf seems like a nice car but let's not kid ourselves here, it's not a long trip vehicle. We currently have a Cruze and a CR-V which we also have a 6'x8' trailer for and I think a Leaf could replace the Cruze, because while the CR-V doesn't get great mileage I would only drive it if I had to haul something or drive a long distance and the money saved driving around town would be significant.
My 2013 Cruze Eco has a normal key, if I chose the same model with an automatic a push to start button would have been an option. It's the same system though, if I very, very briefly flick the key over to "start" it still starts.
Oh, and it gets better gas mileage than the automatic version of both the standard Cuze and the Eco and it isn't even remotely close to a sports car.