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TruthElixirX
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Doesn't sound like the dude took any SERMs to soak up the estrogen or to let his body's own testosterone up-regulate. Thats why he came out of his cycle with 3 pounds of nothing but bloat.
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Fun fact: When anabolic steroids were banned by congress in the U.S., the DEA, AMA, NIDA, and FDA were all against the ban saying they were harmless [1], and they mostly are, especially if taken with doctor supervision. Now they have been p
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Again, surgeons and engineers have to take certifications to prove they have the credentials they speak of. They would have to forge documents on top of lying on their resumes. You're really drifting from lying to fraud.
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You don't check a resume to see if someone is able to perform a task, especially CPR. There are certifications for that. Pretty much anything remotely safety critical these days relies on some sort of licensing, so you would have to cr
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It shouldn't be a criminal offense. It should be a civil tort. Please explain the rationale of using jail to punish someone for lying on a resume. How does that make the world a better place?
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I am not arguing whether or not it is prosecutable, I am arguing whether or not it is fucking stupid. Criminalizing knowledge is bullshit. Why should the burden of ratting people out be placed on this dude? It is such bullshit. Should it be
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Is it a crime to lie on a resume then? Is it a crime for me to explain how to lie to you on a resume? Is it cool to throw someone in jail for explaining the best way to lie? Every thing is a nail to you people, waiting to be solved with the
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Just because it is serious doesn't mean the government isn't stupid. That is why they are dangerous, because they are violent, stupid, and very serious.
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Hardly a possibility. More of a reality.
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I did not confine the oppressors to just the NSA. I said the ruling class.
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It was never your country. You are just now filling the full oppression that minorities have been suffering since this country's inception. In the 80's it wasn't the country for gays. In the 50's it wasn't the count
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You aren't misunderstanding anything. Hospital care in the U.S. is fucking ridiculous for several reasons on a multitude of fronts, this is just one of them. And the parent comment thinks its reasonable because their livelihood depends
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Maybe if people stop begging the government this wouldn't happen in the first place.
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Shows how tech is shaping the world around us? I don't think anyone has ever crowdsourced a black mail video before, have they?
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You were the one who started by advocating violence against people not providing you customer service.
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Hey, is this Dean from vbulletin.org? I don't know if you remember me. Just thought I'd say "Hi."
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The right to use something is the same as the right to tech support. You want the right to use tech support. Furthermore, what Google product/service are you PAYING for that you aren't getting support for? What Google service/product are yo
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Because not everything in life needs to be tailor suited to your needs by using the coercive power of the state. You aren't entitled to Google's products and services anymore than I am entitled to you creating a free search engine for me an
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If you are a former liberal turned libertarian I highly recommend http://bleedingheartlibertarians.com/ . They're liberals but use a libertarian ethic framework, sort of.
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That is a shitty reason. 200 billion invested in clean energy or reversing green house gasses would go way further. For Earth to get bad enough that Mars was a viable planet would be fucking insanity.
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>Also, an extension of our country on another planet would probably be the first move toward humans getting past statism entirely. But that's just a guess/hope. So... have a state settle on Mars instead of a company of people mutually c
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>What is the reason behind making works of art? For fun. But no one is forcing me to fund their bullshit on Etsy. >What is the utility of music? For fun. But no one is forcing me to fund their EP on Kickstarter. >Alcohol is a wa
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Yeah. Because the only two options are to send the money to mars or squander it on public education. Congratulations on solving your own contrived false dichotomy. I am not really sure why going to Mars is a good idea, and no one has been
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>Auto insurance is mandatory if you want to drive. No, it isn't. Unlike almost every other state, New Hampshire does not automatically require motorists to carry an auto liability insurance policy or provide some of financial backing in
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The U.S. government also spends more on healthcare per capita than Canada [1]. Seems pretty socialized to me already. The U.S. government is a corrupt piece of shit. Passing laws mandating health insurance for everyone isn't going to fix th
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_calculation_problem The federal government can't control healthcare because of this. It would probably work better on a state level (See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_refor.
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> but the truth is that we really do need some improvements and clarifications of certain laws to help companies improve their security. Oh, well, since you put together such a persuasive argument.
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Do you have a source for this? I find it very believable, but would like to read more.
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Bullshit. We live in a horizontal hierarchy enforced vertically. This stiff happens because the people are complacent and complicit.
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Yay. You understand why this whole process is futile. This bill isn't the problem. This bill is a symptom of the problem. The problem is not going away. The problem is the U.S. federal government. It is an out of control machine of death se
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