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  1. Re:Not united enough on EU Parliament Rejects Asylum For Snowden · · Score: 1

    Yeah, the good old blame game. Like we had any choice.

  2. Re:Not united enough on EU Parliament Rejects Asylum For Snowden · · Score: 1

    Why don't you go call your mother a PIIG?

  3. Re:Not united enough on EU Parliament Rejects Asylum For Snowden · · Score: 2

    That's the problem with the EU: the member states have far too much power

    I'm Portuguese. If the EU had any more power, I'd be in a chain gang, slaving for Germany.

  4. Re: Why are you so fucking stupid? on A Strategy For Attaining Cuban Internet Connectivity · · Score: 1

    If you were in Cuba that means you weren't in the US. It would be great if you kept it that way.

    I guess that's the best example on how the US are so very fucking democratic and free!

  5. Re:Not going to help on A Strategy For Attaining Cuban Internet Connectivity · · Score: 1

    The current regime would last maybe 8 years after that.

    You've been peddling this same bullshit since 59.

  6. Re:Not going to help on A Strategy For Attaining Cuban Internet Connectivity · · Score: 1

    Cuba has a better standard of living than most Latin American counties. And all this despite the stupid, illegal and outrageous US blockade that turns every little thing Cuba wants to do in a painful ordeal.

    You just feel butt-hurt for not having Cuba at your disposal to use as cheap farming ground and brothel.

  7. Re:Control vs. Prosperity on A Strategy For Attaining Cuban Internet Connectivity · · Score: 1

    Allowing Internet connectivity reduces the centralized control that a totalitarian Communist system requires in order to protect the leaders and the system itself from the inconvenience of reality.

    It hasn't reduced the protection of our corrupt oligarchy here in the Capitalist world. Quite the opposite, gave them one more tool to spy and control us.

  8. Stupid summary on Japan's Alleged Death Threat-Making, Cat-Hacking Programmer Says He's Innocent · · Score: 4, Informative

    What the fuck is this summary about? Don't you need basic communication skills to be a Slashdot editor?

  9. Re:Spokespeople? on Non-Coders As the Face of the Learn-to-Code Movements · · Score: 1

    Actually, yes I expect most of them to have nothing to do with the actual endeavor involved.

    It's very rare for the President of the Hair Club for men to be in the advertising.

    And not knowing how to code is the main reason why they lend themselves to lead these stupid initiatives in the first place. If they knew how to code they would know it's not something the vast majority of people can, or want, to do, and how dangerous a clueless coder can be.

  10. Re:So they eliminated their debt with a fire? on Fire Destroys Iron Mountain Data Warehouse, Argentina's Bank Records Lost · · Score: 1

    Unfortunately, it is the fraud of your elected officials that is to blame for your overall problems right now in regards to your economy tanking. In classic political fashion they are blaming some foreign entity for your problems (all countries suffer from this sort of scapegoat shaming, not just Argentina).

    Like the frauds committed by corrupt officials of weak countries don't serve economic interests in stronger countries.

    It's funny, because outright denying the fault of foreign entities and blame it solely on locals is scapegoating, too. The former just as dishonest and short-sighted as the latter.

  11. Re:Good for them.... on India To Build World's Largest Solar Plant · · Score: 1

    They can fit a few million people under the panels.

  12. Re:mistresses on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 1

    How? Someone has entered into a contract (marriage) and made an oath to uphold it. Then broke the contract and lied while giving the oath. How are we supposed to trust someone to uphold their oath of office and contractual obligations to millions of people when they failed to do the same for their spouse?

    Comparing apples and oranges.

  13. Re:mistresses on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 1

    I suppose, in addition to all the voters not minding an affair, the spouses also don't mind in Europe?

    Well... they mind, but you can always find another one. Changing the voters is a lot more difficult.

  14. Re:I wouold argue on Satya Nadella Named Microsoft CEO · · Score: 1

    I thought he would be the next chair man...

  15. Re:mistresses on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 1

    Americans get uppity about mistresses as it means the politician is compromised in some way. The politician could be blackmailed over it. The politician is not trustworthy. It implies that they are corruptible and have lied and makes us wonder what else they have lied about.

    In our military, extra martial affairs are illegal for these very reasons.

    All of that is ridiculous.

  16. Re:... meanwhile in USA ... on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Having a mistress is not a scandal. What people do in their private sexual lives is not my business. It's a shame that the American puritanism has managed to come across the pond and is being used as a political weapon here in Europe.

    Maybe this is a strange concept for you Americans, but most Europeans don't give a fuck about politician's private lives. It's what they do at their work that matters. Anything else is just diversion used by the hidden powers for manipulation.

  17. Re:... meanwhile in USA ... on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 2

    Who needs corruption? We've got lobbyists!

    That's simply legalised corruption.

  18. Re:... meanwhile in USA ... on EU Commission: Corruption Across EU Costs €120 Billion · · Score: 4, Insightful

    Don't worry, the biggest difference is that corruption is legal in the US, while it's illegal in the EU. Apart from that detail, it's business as usual.

    It's funny that it's the European Commission talking about corruption. All top-level politicians in Europe are in bed with the business world. They keep trying to pass corporate-friendly legislation and create new tax-evasion routes. Sometimes, it's so blatant that they have to retreat. Often, these legislations pass undetected. Politicians spend some time in public office acting as corporate moles. After that, they are given comfortable positions in corporations as a reward for their good services. This behaviour is publicly known and, honestly I can't see any way out of this shit. If someone tries to change anything, they'll come up with some "sexual scandal" to silence him. Just look at what happened to Hollande because of the tax raises on the rich.

    Europe is fucked, just like the USA. The foxes took over the hen house.

  19. Re:Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk on Many Lasers Become One In Lockheed Martin's 30 kW Laser Weapon · · Score: 0

    Because that's exactly what we all need, brand new toys of war. God forbids generals getting bored!

  20. Re:Range anxiety isn't really rational on Tesla Touts Cross-Country Trip, Aims For World Record · · Score: 1

    WTF? A simple electric outlet isn't standard enough to you?

  21. Re:Should Everybody Learn Calculus? on Should Everybody Learn To Code? · · Score: 2, Informative

    Simple answer: NO

    Now, my own question: Should all stupid ideas taken out of someone's ass be published and re-published as often as this one???

  22. Re:Business leaving USA on US Forces Coursera To Ban Students From Cuba, Iran, Sudan, and Syria · · Score: 1

    You bring the UN? Yeah, right. Wake me up when Cuba violates as many UN resolutions as the US and Israel.

  23. Re:Everything in moderation... on Study: Some Antioxidants Could Increase Cancer Rates · · Score: 1

    Are you on drugs?

  24. Re:Why supplements? on Study: Some Antioxidants Could Increase Cancer Rates · · Score: 1

    Dietary supplements are mostly marketed to people who don't need them.

    I can't tell you how many times I had to put up with people reciting me the same bullshit: "an apple today contains a lot less nutrients than 20 years ago, if you don't take these pills everyday, you'll suffer from vitamin and mineral deficiency, blah, blah, blah".

  25. Re:Business leaving USA on US Forces Coursera To Ban Students From Cuba, Iran, Sudan, and Syria · · Score: 1

    Are you a bot?