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by talmand 10y ago
Maybe the reason they are struggling in their job is because of the boss? Such as "If you put a person into a job that is beyond them..."? In my experience if there are external forces beyond the manager's control causing pro
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by talmand 10y ago
A quick search provided an ABC story that showed the rather short and simple pledge and the reasoning behind it. Nothing stated in the article supports the claim made above. I believe that's just someone's interpretation in an eff
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by talmand 10y ago
So, arguing that one should be smart when fighting stupid rules means I accept the rule? Being stupid in an effort to fight stupid rules guarantees more stupid rules in response. What kind of nonsense are you people preaching here?
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Not only that, the security lines are now a security issue.
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Thanks, I eventually came across it.
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by talmand 10y ago
So, I suppose water is the only liquid on Earth that looks like water with a visual inspection through a sealed container.
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by talmand 10y ago
Hmm, I fail to see where my statement makes the claim I accept such idiotic rules. My statement makes the claim that it is stupid to act stupid in an effort to fight stupid rules. And then I agreed with the TSA security theater notion and b
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by talmand 10y ago
Where did this come from? I didn't read that in the article, did I miss it?
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Asia hasn't discovered, or have the need for, the security theater jobs program.
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by talmand 10y ago
Well, if you knew the rule before going in, then from my perspective you were the one wasting everybody's time. Sure, you can view it as a stupid rule but being stupid is not the way to combat a stupid rule. As for TSA security theater
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Yep, then we can focus on other language's flaws by implementing new features.
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I believe the blame was aimed at javascript developers, not the language.
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"Your honor, the reason I committed trespass was because I had to meet patients then next day and I should be absolved of these charges." Yep, that should work.
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Another way to further your point about police being a third-party moderator; we don't expect the police to shoot one or both people when answering a domestic dispute call.
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Just because you have a ticket doesn't mean you can refuse to leave the plane when asked by the owner of said plane. Many people with tickets have been booted from planes for many reasons.
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>> This passenger violated no laws I'm willing to bet it wouldn't be too difficult to place charges of some sort on him. Not complying with police orders might be one, trespass might be another.
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>> Hurray New York! They really seem to have stepped up in response to Drumpf. Seems like you're making an argument that it's a good thing Trump was elected.
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by talmand 10y ago
Georgia has had a similar program since 1993. It's not necessarily 100% for everybody, but it is for some since it's merit-based. Otherwise, covers something like 80% to 90%, or so, of the tuition. It's been a while since I&#
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Using <i> for icons is a bad idea. Wait, no, it's the wrong thing to do. The <i> element still has meaning and can be used for that purpose, of which has absolutely nothing to do with icons.
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Not just right-wingers.
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>> I would just refuse to give it to them. Are they going to shoot me for money on the side of the road? You may get shot; most likely not. But you will be arrested for interfering in an investigation, or something to that effect.
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by talmand 10y ago
That's why the original ghosts had some somewhat random behavior centered around a corner of the maze for each ghost. If I remember right, at random times a ghost will head to its own corner in its own specific way. There's an art
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Depends on the culture; Japan has high suicide rates but low gun ownership.
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Also, if I remember the stats correctly, you are more likely to kill yourself with a gun than to be murdered by one in the US.
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Some Native Americans did, in fact, have and sold slaves.
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Well, it is your logic, you should own it. I am arguing the points you are making, I disagree with your claim that bad things happening during the formation of a country is the basis of that country. You are the one using generalized statem
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The civil war was not required to remove slavery, it could easily have been removed via the law; which it was. The war was the unfortunate result of the lawful attempts to remove slavery from the country. If the war had not happened, the So
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by talmand 10y ago
So, by your logic, anything happening during a country's founding we deem today as bad means that country was founded on those bad things. Then every single country on Earth in all of human history was founded on bad things. That'
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I wouldn't say the country was "founded" on such things. Yes, they were interwoven into the fabric of the country at the time; but the country was also created in a way that opened the door to remove those things. As for your
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One would think wrong. If the populace fully understood the amount of sheer stupidity in the laws and regulations the politicians create there would be problems. Plus, when the populace is ignorant of how easily they can become criminals in

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