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by byEngineer 12y ago
Well, this is just how much they care about democracy. They are anti-freedom and anti-democratic, that's the only conclusion I can think of when seeing their secret agenda.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
And then you said about business not cosnumer. So to get your semantics confusion straight: you say that if you know that 70% of your cars are effectively bought on the consumer market because women like them -- it has no impact on your bus
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by byEngineer 12y ago
yes, really. Are you for equality or special treatment . I mean it. If you are for equality then demand that kids go to fathers in 50% divorce cases. Ask for 50% women military. Ask for obligatory paternity test when a child is born. You
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by byEngineer 12y ago
No, this includes everything. Houses and cars specifically. These aren't retail. The data is true no matter how you slice it and as I said it is about all the money spent in the economy including big ticket items like houses and cars,
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Only Nobel price winning economists think that inflation works. Krugman and now this dude. Not to mention stuff like giving away nobel prices for "encouragement". I feel really sorry for physics, chemistry and other researchers wh
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by byEngineer 12y ago
And then there is huge difference between Western so called Budhhist living in Southern California and buddhist peasant from a Chinese village.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
of course, you just want to make sure that Al Capone still has his stream of income. And how exactly does it make it better for society at large?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Give me some real science here instead of BS propaganda of people interested in keeping it illegal, like law enforcement and their budget, like mafia and their income. I heard exactly the same form school teacher about marijuana. I heard th
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by byEngineer 12y ago
there is no logical arguments behind keeping it illegal. Just emotional stuff. That's the problem i dislike hard liners on drugs legality so much. They are like cult members and can't talk to their reason. How is it your business
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Police orders it on the Silk Road, then asks USPS where it was shipped from. Then the cameras at the USPS do the rest.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
why not to legalize something that hurts just the one who takes it? The same logic would require us to delegalize alcohol. Remember, we had booze dealers with machine guns terrorizing whole cities, like Chicago, before we came back to our s
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Samsung have been loosing money on their smartphones divisions, haven't they? I went iPhone -> Android -> iPhone For the same reasons I can't imagine myself using Windows again, I can't see myself using android in the n
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Nope, just sincerely curious. They need to show the warrant to enter suspects house but don't need to do it when seizing suspects property in public space. That's what confused me.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
So they don't have to show the warrant to the offender?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
how is it legal for the feds to steal private property?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Don't say that! The Government will protect us from the scum Kim or whatever his name. Be a bit more appreciative! And in all seriousness I hate this world where the Government can do whatever it wants to you including spying you on al
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Good thing we have the Government to protect us. At least someone we can trust with all we do online.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
yes and key car ignition instead of a button is much more explicit too. But again calling it dumb because of that?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
No. I get it. I do understand. Maybe I should have said needlessly complex. Ie you can have keyless entry to a car and start the engine with a press of a button. Or -- instead -- you can search for a key in your pockets (put the bag in your
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Couldn't make it more complicated, huh?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Again: cryptocurrencies have built in anti-inflation mechanism: you can have just these many bitcoins. You can't inflate out your debt using printing press. Very good feature for a creditor nation, like China. Very bad for debtor natio
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by byEngineer 12y ago
I said "porentialy". As an example: China, Russia, other countries like Iran could start demanding bitcoins for their oil and gas in the future. There is limited number of bitcoins. Limited by an algorithm. The numer of usds is po
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Call me a conspiracy theorist all you want but you can't just go there and build a system that is a potential threat to the USD world reserve currency and to the power of the FED.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
yes! It is the same rule that says that we must be sad that 50% of all applicants aren't women.
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Yes. Letting others to kill you
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by byEngineer 12y ago
If I'm a member of this religion, would I stand a chance in court claiming that copyright laws discriminate me on the freedom of religion basis?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Sometimes we are labeled. You may label yourself Harvard graduate as much as you want but if Harvard says you aren't then you aren't. You may call yourself a Catholic but if thevCatholic Church says you aren't, you simply are
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by byEngineer 12y ago
bs. India has always been backwards, so nothing different or new. Again, who cares?
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Pregnant mother obesity and giving birth well over 30 contribute not only to autism but also plethora of other issues. On average 20 year old pregnant woman has one hundred times lower chances of delivery complications than 30 year old. 300
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by byEngineer 12y ago
Well, they are so constrained of talent but then they treat you like shit. What gives?

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