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Comment #8426811
Hong Kong, as the most recent example, has once again shown us that whenever "the voters" demand something, the government's response is tear-gas and batons. But hey, governments a…
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Comment #8426792
Well, the Constitution says everyone has the right to say anything they want. That's what "free speech" means, and that includes things that someone thinks are "obscene". Not that …
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Comment #8415582
In Germany and Spain, there's a state-maintained taxi cartel. They don't want any competition - that's the point of a cartel to begin with - and so, their friends in the government…
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Comment #8415491
Just keep answering these questions as appropriate: - What is this? - What is it for? - How do you use it? And/or maybe: - What's going on? - Where do we go from here? - What are w…
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Comment #8400360
You seem to be overlooking the point. Would it be morally permissible for me to scribble down arbitrary rules and enforce them on you if I had an army with which to ensure your com…
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Comment #8394401
> A law is a written order, adding the remainder is just an inflammatory accusation that undermines the public at large. Undermines the public how? > A particular rule of law may b…
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Comment #8393431
What will really blow your mind is that Snowden is a PsyOp. If Snowden is saying things governments don't want you to hear, it's highly strange that the government-controlled mains…
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Comment #8393418
> But the article isn't just talking about the NSA and National Security Letters - this is about law enforcement . No it's not. It's just that "law enforcement" sounds more comfort…
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Comment #8388216
Are you suggesting that the Russian "Empire" is more influential in Ukraine than the US Empire? :P Or maybe that the West doesn't spew propaganda too? :)
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Comment #8381984
> I believe you have been downvoted because instead of quoting general economist mottos about the misuse of public money, you could have cited factual examples. I just presented so…
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Comment #8381983
I'm advocating for everything to be private. But not advocating for the US system, which is far from a free market.
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Comment #8366725
> it still transfers more responsibility to the student than subsidizing education to make it free Nothing can be made free by subsidizing it. The cost is hidden, but it's certainl…
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Comment #8365932
Wow. You just can't make that shit up.. unless, of course, you're the government and making it all up :)
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Comment #8365917
> This observation reveals the mentality of cynicism which infests the US Federal control structures, and the reality that these structures regard the American people with total co…
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Comment #8334662
Prevented by complying, ie. selling out his customers' privacy?
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Comment #8324100
Or Cook could just reap some PR-points with a convincingly stated flat out lie. It's not like anyone will remember it in a couple of weeks anyway.
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Comment #8221676
> you have to go for an in-person "interview", which is really just so that they can fingerprint you... Well, in Finland, we have to submit to fingerprinting to get a new passport …