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391.
by 1000units 9y ago
It evokes the gesture of one grabbing himself and shouting something impolite, as depicted in any of a number of De Niro films, for example.
392.
by 1000units 9y ago
Very unprofessional name.
393.
by 1000units 9y ago
He's right. You have no idea what you're talking about. Every single person who has close experience with BPD people (and is not actively being entrapped) will advise him the same.
394.
by 1000units 9y ago
Surely I am not so skilled. I simply offer my humble thoughts.
395.
by 1000units 9y ago
This seems to me a very suggestive comment. What do you suppose he is really being punished for?
396.
by 1000units 9y ago
After you see enough miserable, unrecognizable contortions of the law used as weapons by the powerful against the innocent in the name of spirit, you begin to appreciate why all the greatest judiciaries ultimately respect the written word.
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by 1000units 9y ago
Funnily enough, I think his issue is he's too principled. He hadn't allowed himself to be silenced by people he rightfully viewed as misinformed or poorly motivated. He's very proud and stubborn, and it'd be dishonest to
398.
by 1000units 9y ago
I'm glad you're not member to my judiciary.
399.
by 1000units 9y ago
I don't think you understand what you are advocating. The letter of the law is sacred. This is fundamental jurisprudence. If you don't like the system, we have something called legislature to change it.
400.
by 1000units 9y ago
Watch out before you throw any punches, he's tough. He's going to bounce back from all of this.
401.
by 1000units 9y ago
As someone who has been following this case very closely since the beginning and is familiar with everyone involved: The way this man has been treated is a disgrace to our judicial system and society.
402.
by 1000units 9y ago
This is privileged information.
403.
by 1000units 9y ago
You're a class act.
404.
by 1000units 9y ago
Nonsense. All you have to do is post a notice on your door that informs entrants everything is recorded. (This is not legal advice.)
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by 1000units 9y ago
You need to make the abstract threat more concrete. Set up a microphone in the house and after a couple of days play it back to her sped up and with all the silence cut out. Look her in the eyes and tell her, "This is what Google is do
406.
by 1000units 9y ago
They're free to record whatever data they've gathered about you. Whether you become a "member" of their service is semantics. I suspect this thread is an act of guerrilla marketing.
407.
by 1000units 9y ago
To be more explicit, the answer to unjustified hatred is reason. The parent poster does not put forth any argument.
408.
by 1000units 9y ago
Should we stop studying Teichmüller theory too? Or do ideas stand on their own?
409.
by 1000units 9y ago
Southern California.
410.
by 1000units 9y ago
Why people screw up is uninteresting. That data is everywhere.
411.
by 1000units 9y ago
Software Engineer, 1 year, $150k, negligible
412.
by 1000units 9y ago
Nobody cares about special obligations. They want to know what the market is like.
413.
by 1000units 9y ago
It's artsy nonsense pandering to people who think unqualified anger arising from helpless dissatisfaction and lack of composure is cool and praiseworthy. It's not, just like the protests.
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by 1000units 9y ago
It's a stupid poem. A man who's lived properly to old age dies in peace, having already raged his entire life.