Also the US has much less onerous bankruptcy rules than Europe. Here, going backrupt was seen as "the end" of a person's useful career, and not to be undetaken except in extremis. In the US, it is much easier to become bankrupt but a lot easier to leave it behind you with minimal stigma as well.
What two consenting adults do that harms no-one is in no way comparable. I doubt anyone will be legalising incest any time soon, and there is no push in society to make it acceptable.
Not sure this unhinged rant worked so well for you over the last week. You may as well go tell your fellow troll farmers that Vlad-olf Put-ler is doing plenty to destroy Russia all by himself and you will have an insurmountable job ahead of you.
That's what the secret alien tech from Area 51 is for, analysing the realtime data in 4D massively parallel quantum-entangled warp processors with stargate rerouting options.
I'm pretty sure a "hot dog" doesn't contain dog meat either, so should be banned under appropriate description rules. The term "meat" is also a bit of a stretch too. What % of actual meat is in one of those?
Obtuse and complex laws are only required if you are trying to fool people into thinking you are sorting out problems. Simple laws with real penalties are perfectly good at actually fixing problems. But when your (lack of) enforcement is part of the problem... But that requires a competent, non-corrupt government.
This is pretty much how it works in the UK, and we get less ads per hour even on the ad-supported channels. We have real choice, and real competition between broadband & TV packages. Even where I am where we are missing one of the majors, I still have a decent choice of several broadband and/or TV packages.
This is one of the incredibly few areas I think Brexit might be a benefit. Good thing the Tory Government doesn't believe in sharing all our data with the US and others, and doesn't believe in Snoopers' Charters or over-broad anti-terrorism/copyright laws itself. Oh, wait...
Maybe Nunes and Pravda need some SLAPPing, maybe in Virginia?
Also the US has much less onerous bankruptcy rules than Europe. Here, going backrupt was seen as "the end" of a person's useful career, and not to be undetaken except in extremis. In the US, it is much easier to become bankrupt but a lot easier to leave it behind you with minimal stigma as well.
What two consenting adults do that harms no-one is in no way comparable. I doubt anyone will be legalising incest any time soon, and there is no push in society to make it acceptable.
Libertarian selfishness
By spoiling the sky for everyone? Move back to the damn city! Tragedy of the commons #3887489234
Reverse a-holery
Not sure this unhinged rant worked so well for you over the last week. You may as well go tell your fellow troll farmers that Vlad-olf Put-ler is doing plenty to destroy Russia all by himself and you will have an insurmountable job ahead of you.
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That's what the secret alien tech from Area 51 is for, analysing the realtime data in 4D massively parallel quantum-entangled warp processors with stargate rerouting options.
Re: Re: Thanks so much for your intolerance!
At least as many as the ammosexuals with their murdertoy obsession.
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You just described every extremist and conservative in existence. In the UK, we call them Brexiters.
Re: Clarify whether regulation or legislation. You use both.
I'm pretty sure a "hot dog" doesn't contain dog meat either, so should be banned under appropriate description rules. The term "meat" is also a bit of a stretch too. What % of actual meat is in one of those?
Re: As long as he deals with Google
Hello Zach Vorhies.
Re: Re: Re: Bring back civil rights investigations
Sucks if you are Hawaiian.
Re: Dystopia
At least the Judges in Megacity 1 were vaguely fair, and being written by Brits, less likely to gun you down for the lulz.
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Isn't that more or less what Thor said to Jane Foster in the movie Thor?
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Obtuse and complex laws are only required if you are trying to fool people into thinking you are sorting out problems. Simple laws with real penalties are perfectly good at actually fixing problems. But when your (lack of) enforcement is part of the problem... But that requires a competent, non-corrupt government.
Re: Price isn't the only issue...
This is pretty much how it works in the UK, and we get less ads per hour even on the ad-supported channels. We have real choice, and real competition between broadband & TV packages. Even where I am where we are missing one of the majors, I still have a decent choice of several broadband and/or TV packages.
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Except that Eroktic was the abused YouTuber, not the Battlestate abuser.
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They could also send the mob around to tell you, but it doesn't make that a good or honest idea either.
This is a terrible response to a terrible law.
Re: Re: NONE
Yes, but it shouldn't take that much time and effort, let alone money. $10,000 is a paltry sum for legal fees as well.
Re: Paging Jacob Rees-Mogg
This is one of the incredibly few areas I think Brexit might be a benefit. Good thing the Tory Government doesn't believe in sharing all our data with the US and others, and doesn't believe in Snoopers' Charters or over-broad anti-terrorism/copyright laws itself. Oh, wait...
Re: Re: The A Team
KITT really did talk. I spoke to him at Universal Studios in 1984. He must be real!!!