The weird thing is if they really believed we could do the stuff our characters could do why would they want to fuck witnh us? I mean seriously considering what my characters can do why would a suburban housewife not just go, "Ok do what you want just don't summon a basilisk in my living room."? Of course that wouldn't be necessary, they would just realise we're not the hobbyists they're looking for.
Sorry still doesn't get around the massive looting that the government is effectively doing. If the non-profit was the only one providing child-only insurance (and it looks like it would be) they'd take all the losses from people not insuring their kids until they get sick. So the non-profit effectively goes bankrupt subsidising bad decisions (made good by legislation) by parents.
Is it just me or could a car company make more money in the long run by making repairs cheaper? Think about it, the cheaper it is to repair a car the more it's worth to buy the car in the first place. If we assume that the cost to repair a car becomes well known fairly quickly then the increase in sales price should more than compensate for loses on selling overpriced repairs.
If Western Union managed to get a monopoly with government help it's a breakthrough in economic theory since no other natural monopoly appears to have existed. All monopolies were the result of government interference and the claim that e.g. electricity is a "natural monopoly" contrasts sharply with the facts. Thomas DiLorenzo's "The myth of natural monopoly" sets out those facts including "natural monopoly" business that competed for 80 years.
The practical implimentation is easy, about several hours to write the software that makes you "consent" every time, 5 minutes to write the software that bypasses it. Total time less than one work day.
Actually the NYTimes has an interest in a bill that protects "mainstream" journalists but nobody else. Remember the biggest enemies of capitalism are capitalists, and kneecapping the competition has a long and undistinguished history in the US.
So in other words it is entirely believable that the students would win and win easily. I've just read the sunday Sydney Morning Herald and it contained articles on how the poor cops were being maligned about the Haneef case (so they jailed an innocent man on no genuine evidence, it's hard to get it right), Iran's "secret" nuclear facility (the one they openly announced) and how video games rot your brain (studies say the opposite). This from a "quality" newspaper.
Re: Re: Nothing new... again
The weird thing is if they really believed we could do the stuff our characters could do why would they want to fuck witnh us? I mean seriously considering what my characters can do why would a suburban housewife not just go, "Ok do what you want just don't summon a basilisk in my living room."? Of course that wouldn't be necessary, they would just realise we're not the hobbyists they're looking for.
They always were
"and the women are now appealing. "
I would have thought they were appealing at the time, otherwise they wouldn't be in the video.
Re: Sleazy???
Sorry still doesn't get around the massive looting that the government is effectively doing. If the non-profit was the only one providing child-only insurance (and it looks like it would be) they'd take all the losses from people not insuring their kids until they get sick. So the non-profit effectively goes bankrupt subsidising bad decisions (made good by legislation) by parents.
Re: Ha
But his bill was written before it was passed so he can't be prosecuted for violating a law that before it existed.
Is this irrational?
Is it just me or could a car company make more money in the long run by making repairs cheaper? Think about it, the cheaper it is to repair a car the more it's worth to buy the car in the first place. If we assume that the cost to repair a car becomes well known fairly quickly then the increase in sales price should more than compensate for loses on selling overpriced repairs.
Aint no natural monopoly.
If Western Union managed to get a monopoly with government help it's a breakthrough in economic theory since no other natural monopoly appears to have existed. All monopolies were the result of government interference and the claim that e.g. electricity is a "natural monopoly" contrasts sharply with the facts. Thomas DiLorenzo's "The myth of natural monopoly" sets out those facts including "natural monopoly" business that competed for 80 years.
Corporate lawyers against competition, what a shocker!
"That's called competition, and I'm surprised these lawyers would be against that. "
A lawyer for a big corporation against competition is about as surprising as a bank robber against guards carrying shotguns.
Re: so
The practical implimentation is easy, about several hours to write the software that makes you "consent" every time, 5 minutes to write the software that bypasses it. Total time less than one work day.
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Actually the NYTimes has an interest in a bill that protects "mainstream" journalists but nobody else. Remember the biggest enemies of capitalism are capitalists, and kneecapping the competition has a long and undistinguished history in the US.
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So in other words it is entirely believable that the students would win and win easily. I've just read the sunday Sydney Morning Herald and it contained articles on how the poor cops were being maligned about the Haneef case (so they jailed an innocent man on no genuine evidence, it's hard to get it right), Iran's "secret" nuclear facility (the one they openly announced) and how video games rot your brain (studies say the opposite). This from a "quality" newspaper.