Re: Not verifiable, but Mike swallows it hook, line, and sinker.
Don't try to act like you're some anti-corporate populist. There's a huge difference from someone willingly giving their information to a 3rd party and the government forcing information out of that 3rd party let alone topping it off with an unconstitutional gag order.
You'd love nothing more than a government that had more power. That's why you think "Hitler did a lot of good". No, I'm not accusing you of supporting the holocaust. I'm sure you were referencing the time before World War II, when the only thing people could say about Hitler was that he was the penultimate fascist. So keep saying that you're a populist. We all know you aren't, because being a liar and a hypocrite is par for the course with you.
You are not a populist, you are not looking out for the little guy. You look out for the government and corporations with government granted monopolies. You seek to uphold their power, probably because that's what you wish you had.
Go ahead, continue to ignore me. We can see right through you blue.
We have a system in place to ensure that no one currently living will ever see anything created or published within their lifetimes go into the public domain.
You're understating this. A lot of stuff created in my parents younger days won't get into the public domain until after my kids have buried me. I can't even begin to hope for stuff created while I'm alive.
What?! This isn't a theater where you have a limited number of screens or broadcast TV where you have limited time slots. Who are these idiots? Why in the world would you make a movie available for streaming and then take it out of rotation? This is asinine. These people couldn't figure out how to create a good streaming service if Netflix handed it to them.
That's odd, I could've sworn Mike is a well-educated man
That's the problem blue has with Mike. He's always complaining the blue went to an Ivy-League school. I'm not much of one to think you need an Ivy-League education to be intelligent, and neither do I think having an Ivy-League degree necessarily means you are educated, but I still think it's a good sign of an education. Blue thinks an Ivy-League education is a problem. Perhaps he got rejected by Harvard and laughed at by Brown or something.
Blue's a liar and a hypocrite who thinks "Hitler did a lot of good". He claims to be a populist yet sings the praises of the penultimate fascist. He claims to be against large corps but supports government granted monopolies. He claims to be intelligent yet can't consistently form a coherent thought.
Now blue, ignore my valid points, and think these thoughts; Hitler, liar, hypocrite.
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I recommend that everyone who was concerned about dihydrogen monoxide should immediately put in place measures that prevent exposure to dioxygen.
Washington has all party consent, but simply stating that you are recording is all you need to do. Well, you also need to record the statement that you are recording. If you make the statement, and the other parties continue talking, they are giving implicit consent. I think I'm going to start doing this.
Re: Bad strategy-- Copyright is a GIFT to the people
Can you provide a link to the article you just read, because it wasn't this one about CISPA, and I'm having a hard time figuring out what you're on about.
You are real boss, man. How about us two hip cats get together for some rock and roll. It will be the bees knees. I also play some riffs. Some have even called me the cats pajamas. Give me a ring sometime.
I am indeed. I like to walk right next to the crosswalk lines. Sometimes..go ahead, keep reading, if you dare...my feet even touch the line!!! Like Aereo, I deserve the full scorn of society, but I have the law on my side no matter how wrong it is.
No, she's avoiding an infinite cycle. When her dept looks through other's mail, it's one and done. But if the DHS were to look through her email, it would email her, which would then get searched, and then emailed to her again, causing a dastardly infinite loop. She's doing this out of the goodness of her heart, to free up resources, save money, and stop rifts in the space/time continuum. I wish you people could see that.
This also works with jaywalking. If I double check with an officer that the two lines I'm about to walk between are indeed indicators that I am going to be walking in a marked crosswalk, then it proves that I am jaywalking. The officer shouldn't even have to wait for me to begin crossing the street.
I find these kind of lawsuits to be a lot like people who grab a rattle snake just behind the head. They think they're amazing because of how they were able to catch the bad snake. All I can do is wonder whether they ever had any plans on how to let the snake go safely. The analogy breaks down there. You can kill the snake, but you can't kill all the people you've just pissed off who are the same ones you need to have on your side (buy your books in this case).
I don't think he's thought this cunning plan all the way through.
Re: very funny, fortunately doesn't fit my experience
That's not 1%. That's what things should be like. If you are with Comcast, my bet is you get somewhere around 20 Mbps down, and you are paying ~$45/month for it, giving you about $2.25/Mbps. My HOA (I know, it's awful, etc) provides 100Mbps down and 20Mbps up for $55 ($0.55/Mbps), alerts us to when there will be planned outages (around 2am when they occur, which is rarely) and has only had one unplanned outage in a couple of years. I've had Comcast, Qwest, and some weird Verizon bastard child thing. I never liked any of their customer service, though I admit I rarely had to deal with it more than setup and disconnect. It's just that what I get now is actually worth the money.
Not to rub it in, but I'm pretty sure my ISP hasn't agreed to the 6-strikes plan either, so there's that. I've also not noticed any filtering (I got some amazing speeds on a couple of linux distro torrents).
So just under 50% of the people are fined egregiously by the government, but it's OK because slightly more than 50% of the people fined might not have been fined egregiously. What if the case was that some corporate fat cat had done the same? I'm sure you'd be all over how Glyn was not being anti-corporate enough.
But don't worry blue, we all know you're a liar and a hypocrite. This is just par for the course.
I disagree. I don't see why Uber should be liable for a driver roughing up a passenger or vice versa. If a driver does something bad to a passenger, justice comes from going after the driver. I'd feel the same way with taxis or limos. If I get in a Yellow Cab, and the driver robs me, justice doesn't come from Yellow Cab, it comes from going after the driver.
I fail to see why if someone does something bad, they can hide behind a company, or why that company is at fault. If the company knows that driver has been in trouble before or has other reasons for doubting the driver's ability to not do bad things, then the company could have some culpability, but the majority of responsibility always lies in the person who did the bad thing, not someone who pays them, whether as an employee or a contractor.
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Re: Not verifiable, but Mike swallows it hook, line, and sinker.
You'd love nothing more than a government that had more power. That's why you think "Hitler did a lot of good". No, I'm not accusing you of supporting the holocaust. I'm sure you were referencing the time before World War II, when the only thing people could say about Hitler was that he was the penultimate fascist. So keep saying that you're a populist. We all know you aren't, because being a liar and a hypocrite is par for the course with you.
You are not a populist, you are not looking out for the little guy. You look out for the government and corporations with government granted monopolies. You seek to uphold their power, probably because that's what you wish you had.
Go ahead, continue to ignore me. We can see right through you blue.
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Blue's a liar and a hypocrite who thinks "Hitler did a lot of good". He claims to be a populist yet sings the praises of the penultimate fascist. He claims to be against large corps but supports government granted monopolies. He claims to be intelligent yet can't consistently form a coherent thought.
Now blue, ignore my valid points, and think these thoughts; Hitler, liar, hypocrite.
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I recommend that everyone who was concerned about dihydrogen monoxide should immediately put in place measures that prevent exposure to dioxygen.
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Re: Bad strategy-- Copyright is a GIFT to the people
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Muahaha!
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I don't think he's thought this cunning plan all the way through.
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Re: very funny, fortunately doesn't fit my experience
Not to rub it in, but I'm pretty sure my ISP hasn't agreed to the 6-strikes plan either, so there's that. I've also not noticed any filtering (I got some amazing speeds on a couple of linux distro torrents).
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Re: What about the 54.2% greater than $90?
But don't worry blue, we all know you're a liar and a hypocrite. This is just par for the course.
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I fail to see why if someone does something bad, they can hide behind a company, or why that company is at fault. If the company knows that driver has been in trouble before or has other reasons for doubting the driver's ability to not do bad things, then the company could have some culpability, but the majority of responsibility always lies in the person who did the bad thing, not someone who pays them, whether as an employee or a contractor.
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