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by 67726e 11y ago
I'm as critical of my government as any, but please show some sources for a claim as ludicrous as this. The CBP does not go around mutilating corpses of those that they disagree with.
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by 67726e 11y ago
I guess, but CBP does more than just deal with just the smuggling of drugs so it's hardly clear that's the point.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Can someone please explain to me what is wrong with the CBP's job? The Nuremberg defense isn't valid, yeah, but what makes that situation apply to folks running defense on the border. Last time I checked we weren't gassing il
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by 67726e 11y ago
Definitely the guys who butcher people and leave them in 55 gallon drums. I'm hardly gonna blame the border patrol for doing their job which is guarding the border.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Maybe take the charitable view that these visiting academics were in a field where this is surprising and expected knowledge. I don't get the feeling these were English majors.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Could Comcast be lying to cover their asses? I hardly trust them to be open and honest.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Well there are two possibilities. You can work a job for 10 years but if you learned the duties of the job in 6 months and just went on auto-pilot for the next 9.5 you're gonna be in the same boat as new grads. On the other hand if you
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by 67726e 11y ago
So you have spies trained to telegraph their identity because of their gait. Brilliant!
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by 67726e 11y ago
Wasn't that one of the items in that CIA sabotage manual posted a few weeks ago?
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Drone squad to be launched by Tokyo police(bbc.com)
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by 67726e 11y ago
How is it a failure of NICS?
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by 67726e 11y ago
I wonder what percent is people who can't be bothered to fix it. I've been telling my mother for the past two years she no longer needs to pay for AOL to access her AOL email account, yet she does nothing. She pays something like
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by 67726e 11y ago
I think StackOverflow is the only site I've visited with relevant ads that are not terribly intrusive. In fact that is the only site I've have Ad Block Plus disabled for. There are sites with good ads, but they are rare to the poi
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by 67726e 11y ago
My old boss had a very relevant point about why the company would fire folks as they did. If you have a guy on your team who usually doesn't work enough or comes late and leaves early you can fire him, or put up aa time clock, but the
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by 67726e 11y ago
Not sure if a chiropractor counts as a legit source or not, but that's what mine said when I asked. If you can do it continually like that it's tendons.
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by 67726e 11y ago
I'm not dropping $60 to sit in a theater with a bunch of strangers, pay $10 for a Miller Lite so I can watch Dave Chapelle on my phone... That said I'm not sure just how much of a point there is to this. I saw Chapelle a year or s
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by 67726e 11y ago
Maybe the alleged incident was not credible/juicy enough? It's not like a security camera caught Murray smacking around his wife in a hotel lobby or a picture of his wife with a black eye leaked. Anecdotally, I live in Charleston
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by 67726e 11y ago
Maybe there is a culture difference (I live in the southern US), but to my ear, this comment reads as pointless bellyaching touching on manufacturing outrage. One should give the writer of the comment the benefit of the doubt and assume tha
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by 67726e 11y ago
> Zero of these incidents that I've read about have tried to make any contact with people inside I got swatted a year ago and they setup a perimeter outside, really just eight officers with assault rifles aimed at the front door, an
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by 67726e 11y ago
> Even in the case you are going to get robbed at home, it's more likely that the robber takes control of your guns and uses them against you than that you can use the guns against them. Care to back up that claim?
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by 67726e 11y ago
Among the questions I have from the article: * What is the ring/watch material made of? How durable is it. * For the "smart ring", can I get this sized-to-fit? * What exactly is powering this scanner? What happens without pow
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by 67726e 11y ago
Ultimately, when it comes to firearms, you really don't want a lot of failure modes. This piece of technology adds way to many. Something I didn't see in the article, but how is this device getting power? What happens if my batter
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by 67726e 11y ago
> Are you currently holding the gun? If not, take off the gloves and then pick up the gun. Sorry would-be assailant, please hold-by while I remove these gloves. > if I lose the ring or it comes off Sorry would-be assailant, please hol
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by 67726e 11y ago
I don't think I would ever purchase one of these things... > Smart weapons recognize their owners' fingerprints or hand grip, or unlock when they wirelessly interact with a special watch or ring worn by the shooter. So what hap
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by 67726e 11y ago
What do you mean they weren't CDs? They weren't "licensed" or they were something else entirely?
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by 67726e 11y ago
Or, you know, that time Sony installed a rootkit from music CDs.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Well, except for IEDs.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Similar reasoning to the Soviet's disposal of Hitler's corpse. So I guess we have a lot of conspiracies on the History Channel to look forward to.
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by 67726e 11y ago
Source?
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by 67726e 11y ago
> but also because its less lethal Source? The reason I've always gotten is that it causes the bullet to "tumble"[0] once it enters the body which causes even greater damage to the body than simply passing through, which r

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