Actually, there was a blackout almost exactly 6 years ago when a reroute due to a routine disconnect for a newly built ship crossing failed thanks to some miscalculations. Half the Europe had no power for a few seconds, parts of it for a couple of minutes.
The only thing that differentiate America from the rest of the world is the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.
Not really. When not taken seriously, any constitution is merely a scrap of paper.
Do read the 1936 Soviet constitution (AKA Stalin constitution) sometimes. It is a very progressive and democratic doument. One of the most democratic ever in fact.
I made 2000 km this year with a full suspension MTB (and another 1500 on a hardtail). It is not that bad if you've got a platform rear suspension (Manitou SPV, Fox ProPedal, you name it) and slick tyres. So no, it is not anywhere as bad as you describe it.
You won't get a suspended sentence on just being on the edge of legal and illegal. He had two of them. Suspended sentences are seen as more serious in Germany because most people who aren't considered dangerous will get a suspended sentence if their sentence is under two years prison time.
Well, actually, every human being that is inherently entirely selfish is utterly insane because people, as social creatures, are normally hardwired for being selfless at least to a point.
What you write is basically reiterating an old joke about a driver who listens to the radio announce: "attention, there is a wrong way driver on the highway" and mutters: "a wrong way driver? more like hundreds of them".
It actually can, if the manufacturer screws up. That's why many EU countries stopped two flu vaccines manufactured by Novartis (some stopped all three). There is also the BCG screwup in 1930 with 72 infants dead. Some vaccines are somewhat dangerous (yellow fever, rotavirus, rabies). And I write that as someone who has got most of the shots you need in Europe (MMR, polio, diphteria, tetanus, hepatitis A+B, TBE, BCG, flu).
Good that you have asked. Here is the article 2 of the EU charta of human rights:
Art 2. Right to Life 1. Everyone has the right to life. 2. No one shall be condemned to the death penalty, or executed.
I guess your question is answered now.
Other rights like freedom of speech, freedom from involuntary servitude and confinement, and freedom of assembly are denied when a person is convicted of a crime.
True, but according to the EU charta and the laws of the member states some rights cannot be denied even in under such circumstances.
Having a right to life doesn't have anything to do with the death penalty.
I guess the people who have drafted the EU charta of human rights, and, for example, the German constitution, disagree with you.
Interesting signature. Did you know fetuses feel pain?
So do some plants. Besides, you fail reading comprehension. My signature only describes a negative condition.
20 millions is a cold war propaganda figure. Between 20 millions there, 20 millions of losses in WW2 and another 60 millions murdered by Stalin personally, there would be just 20 millions left by the end of 1940ies.
Well, different countries - different priorities. In the EU, for example, there exists a right to life, in the USA there is no such thing (otherwise death penalty would not be possible).
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Goalkeepers usually do.
Actually, there was a blackout almost exactly 6 years ago when a reroute due to a routine disconnect for a newly built ship crossing failed thanks to some miscalculations. Half the Europe had no power for a few seconds, parts of it for a couple of minutes.
wtf is a legitimate rape then?
Not really. When not taken seriously, any constitution is merely a scrap of paper.
Do read the 1936 Soviet constitution (AKA Stalin constitution) sometimes. It is a very progressive and democratic doument. One of the most democratic ever in fact.
The laddie reckons himself a poet
I made 2000 km this year with a full suspension MTB (and another 1500 on a hardtail). It is not that bad if you've got a platform rear suspension (Manitou SPV, Fox ProPedal, you name it) and slick tyres. So no, it is not anywhere as bad as you describe it.
But the chance to lose money on the stock marked is much higher.
If you ride a decent full suspension MTB, pot holes suddenly become fun ;-)
No, this is like calling you dead because the only reason why you are still breathing is that you are hanging on a life support machine.
You won't get a suspended sentence on just being on the edge of legal and illegal. He had two of them. Suspended sentences are seen as more serious in Germany because most people who aren't considered dangerous will get a suspended sentence if their sentence is under two years prison time.
Depends on your definition of wrong.
He made money of phreaking and warez and then switched sides and helped the police and lawyers to bait warez traders.
Later there was investor fraud and insider trading. For that alone he'd have prison time, but German courts can be very illogical.
He is a crook and a notorious liar.
Well, actually, every human being that is inherently entirely selfish is utterly insane because people, as social creatures, are normally hardwired for being selfless at least to a point.
What you write is basically reiterating an old joke about a driver who listens to the radio announce: "attention, there is a wrong way driver on the highway" and mutters: "a wrong way driver? more like hundreds of them".
It actually can, if the manufacturer screws up. That's why many EU countries stopped two flu vaccines manufactured by Novartis (some stopped all three). There is also the BCG screwup in 1930 with 72 infants dead. Some vaccines are somewhat dangerous (yellow fever, rotavirus, rabies). And I write that as someone who has got most of the shots you need in Europe (MMR, polio, diphteria, tetanus, hepatitis A+B, TBE, BCG, flu).
So is anyone who uses simple (and mistake-prone) search/replace for refactoring. Your point being?
It is not my definition, it is the definition.
Your personal definition, on the other hand, is indeed unimportant, so stop redefining words of a language at your pleasure.
They definitely don't. I have yet to see Obama to give the workers the means of productions. And this is the core of socialism.
yeah. i was expecting hello.jpg
Good that you have asked. Here is the article 2 of the EU charta of human rights:
Art 2. Right to Life
1. Everyone has the right to life.
2. No one shall be condemned to the death penalty, or executed.
I guess your question is answered now.
True, but according to the EU charta and the laws of the member states some rights cannot be denied even in under such circumstances.
I guess the people who have drafted the EU charta of human rights, and, for example, the German constitution, disagree with you.
So do some plants. Besides, you fail reading comprehension. My signature only describes a negative condition.
What does it have to do with abortions?
A phoetus is not necessarely considered a living human being.
20 millions is a cold war propaganda figure. Between 20 millions there, 20 millions of losses in WW2 and another 60 millions murdered by Stalin personally, there would be just 20 millions left by the end of 1940ies.
Well, different countries - different priorities. In the EU, for example, there exists a right to life, in the USA there is no such thing (otherwise death penalty would not be possible).
Using firearms is a response in a manner suitable for a coward. If you call yourself a man, use your fists.
26x2.5 (Maxxis Hookworm) on a 12 kg bicycle with somewhat low pressure. Much more contact than you think.
Now I begin to understand the obsession with the firearms in the USA. How come that there are so many crazies there?
A recumbent has got comparably tiny wheels and is heavier than average and thus is a bad example.