firic

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by firic 8y ago
Sure: https://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opinions/2016/07/06/1...
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by firic 8y ago
Running a red light usually does not result in arrest. But if someone ran a red light and then refused to show their license and got arrested. Well, if their child was with them, then the child would not be put in the same prison that the p
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by firic 8y ago
Sure, they may apply for asylum. However, if they entered illegally, then they should be detained so that if they are not accepted for asylum then they can get deported.
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by firic 8y ago
Not without the senate changing a ruling that has been in effect since before Trump or Trump choosing not to enforce a law that he is required to enforce.
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by firic 8y ago
I don't have a source but I assume that the driver:rider ratio of cars owned times pollution of manufacturing is greater than the rider:driver ratio of time driven time pollution of driving.
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by firic 8y ago
Sure, I'll try. Keep in mind that I will only mention the benefits. Read other sources for the disadvantages so that you can make a decision. * America feels that caring for the environment is important so there are laws preventing com
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by firic 8y ago
I don't remember where but I heard that just manufacturing a car cause more pollution than it's entire lifetime on the road. If Uber prevents people from buying cars then Uber may actually be environmentally friendly.
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by firic 8y ago
and of course by bombing all of the competitors factories making the US a monopoly in manufacturing.
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by firic 8y ago
Why do you need access to the phone's id, phone number, and files?
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by firic 8y ago
Things like this will test how much EU citizens value their privacy. Of course there will be some sites they will not be able to visit but time will show if they are okay with that. These rules are very similar to rules limiting loans. No m
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by firic 8y ago
> Kids are taking loans out at 17 or 18 that they won’t be able to pay back until they’re 40 or 50. This is the big problem. Calling 18 year olds, kids, is basically saying that 18 year olds aren't old enough to be considered adults
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by firic 8y ago
Sure, working with people is good if you can somehow find a psychologist good enough to get criminals to voluntarily talk with them for however long necessary while getting paid as much as taxpayers want to pay. I highly doubt that most peo
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by firic 8y ago
Prison sentences really ruins people's lives. They lose their job, their house (can't pay mortgage or rent) and many times their relationship. I wonder how using ancient punishment would work nowadays. When someone commits a crime
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by firic 8y ago
Do you have a source for that? Wikipedia makes it seem like most of the people followed through with the experiment.
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by firic 8y ago
Is there a way to verify that the apk on apkpure is the same as the one on Google play? Or is that site very reliable by itself?
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by firic 8y ago
xmpp seems to have good syncing
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by firic 8y ago
Yes, just like I am okay outlawing duelling to the death, gambling to the death and selling yourself to slavery. Even if both parties consent.
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by firic 8y ago
So you did the research and found out that England probably won't endorse a law to the fullest extent. My point is that a simple tech guy building a company won't know that statistic and how it relates to their specific case.
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by firic 8y ago
I don't know how close he was to being jailed, but Washington Post (MSM) wrote "Now it will probably land Meechan in prison." [1] [1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/news/the-intersect/wp
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by firic 8y ago
It's scaremongering to assume that a country would enforce the letter of the law? I am not a lawyer, how can I tell when a judge will or will not enforce a ridiculous law? After all, England almost jailed something for training their d
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by firic 8y ago
There are many things that I wish that I wouldn't have to pay for. I would not pay for many of the bureaucratic waste that happens in Washington. But, unfortunately taxes do not work like that. All one can do is vote for different laws
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by firic 8y ago
The difference is was the law immoral and now we are fixing that error, or did the law have good intent but now the politicians think that there is a better way to reach the solution. For example, if alcohol was taxed at 30% but someone onl