yozmsn

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by yozmsn 14y ago
Yup! I would shout it from the rooftops! I hate people who betray their friends family and fellow countrymen! Who break their word and pass off information that will definitely lead to their friend's death!
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Not exactly, something is only so if generally agreed by the public, and in this case the GP agrees that the Army can take any rights it wants.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
>but it doesn't strip you of any human rights. In fact it does. When you join the Army you become property of the US Army. You lose most all legal and civil protection.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Remember, as a serviceman he is tried by a military tribunal where laws are slightly different.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Nope. In WWII such things happened all the time. its not always clear who the enemy is, and it's far better to be alive and sorry than dead. For more information on chaotic wars look no further than Orwell's account of the Spanish Civil W
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Oh I saw that: Manning's crime wasn't quiet by the book either. Never in America's History has a natural born citizen released so much private government data for no other reason than to allow his country men to be embarrassed and slaughter
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by yozmsn 14y ago
I knew vice was liberal and slightly anti-american, but this takes it to a whole new level of hate. There is nothing new about prosecuting a soldier for releasing classified information to the enemy (which is in effect what Manning did) the
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by yozmsn 14y ago
This! nukes are not a serious weapon of war, their only use is deterrence because they completely rape any place where they're used so that that area is altogether off limits for the remaining life of humanity.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
What did Einstein say about failure?
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by yozmsn 14y ago
way to beat a dead horse /s
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Wow, I saw the onion article but not the real story... that's crazy!
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by yozmsn 14y ago
why only the 'stache?
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by yozmsn 14y ago
☺
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Yes, only I'm not spending $20 to play portal on a calculator...
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Oh how I wish I still had a usb-TI83 cable, still have the calculator just not the cord to plug it into my computer...
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Seems like a great way to loose a lot of bikes.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
This is kinda old, I saw a video about this on the verge a couple months ago...
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Not working right now...
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Gives new meaning to the term helicopter parenting.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Yeah, you need to have a .edu email address, which if I understand correctly is not something high schools or middle schools give out anymore, as the .edu domain has become exclusively for higher education (Universities, etc), still most of
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Right, but finding a good Product Key is very difficult still.
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Adobe Software in no longer easy to pirate. From what I understand people have to go to great lengths to pirate CS6, same goes for Office 2010, a friend told me that to pirate it he had to call Microsoft and mess around with files, it's not
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Which they're very aggressive about doing...
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by yozmsn 14y ago
IDFblog, if you tried to go there during the war, they would popup and say "we're checking if you're a legit request .... redirecting now"
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Nice to see startups still being bought for the products and not just the talent
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by yozmsn 14y ago
But you'll play call of duty and Battlefield 1942, or better yet mow down civilians in GTA?
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by yozmsn 14y ago
I'd play that game. /s But seriously this is pretty cool, who new that a government agency had good programmers? I was very impressed with the polish of the tool while I was on the site, it felt very Hipster, could've been made by zynga or
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by yozmsn 14y ago
http://bit.ly/TKxLAw
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by yozmsn 14y ago
1. wikipedia =/= reputable 2. Look at the contents of all those "resolutions" and you come to realize that none of them stand or are unbiased. 2a. A lot of those Resolutions are contradictory and self referential. anything else?
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by yozmsn 14y ago
Actually yes. Innocent bystanders killed in targeted attack of some foreign national or just regular criminal are often referred to as "collateral damage" in CIA, FBI, and Police reports.

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