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by tokenizer 13y ago
You're right. It would be best if they just eased back on the implementation. I don't care if it's the TSA or the airports doing it really. If things get better that be good, if things get worse that would be bad in terms of
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by tokenizer 13y ago
> Lots of the comments here point out that airplanes tend to be the target because we're not talking about "killing lots of people" as we are about terror. The difference being? I'm sorry. Wasn't the Boston terro
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Security doesn't have to mean inspection lines or profiling. It could mean guards walking around, like in an apartment complex or mall. It could mean people watching CCTV. This could all be done by the airline. They don't want bom
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by tokenizer 13y ago
sorry, let me add: /sarcasm. I hear ya. I'm just being a realist. If I was dictator of the world, I'd ban all taxes and let the market figure it out.
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Too bad the government makes that choice. I'd assume that if people, or consumers of travelling via airplane, were as you say, cautious about travel, a free market alternative would be better than the TSA. That said, you're right.
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Sadly, you're suggestion will be mentioned if this happens I'm sure. But instead of a physical step before the gates, it will be a mental one. What place could you check people prior to them being physically checked before boardin
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by tokenizer 13y ago
What about the lines? People don't get felt up or forced through machines to wait in the lines to get felt up or forced through machines. I fail to see how someone couldn't just bomb the lines with the exact same effect you'r
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Exactly. Why can't we just pull their meta-data profiles from online, and just assess potential threat levels and weight it against the national threat level. Threat level orange? Internet Anarchists and Armchair Libertarians don'
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by tokenizer 13y ago
> By that logic, we should remove security at Fort Knox because it never gets robbed. Airports should have security. Every country has security in their airports. Where it crosses the line are when you have the security preemptively trea
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by tokenizer 13y ago
While this is necessary knowing what we now know. I really hope it isn't continued by the UN as a tool for the countries with worse human rights violations.
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Semantically you could make the opposite argument however given the perspective/context. Abandon can mean relinquishing of control. It would depend on your employees/clients, but given a large enough sample size, I'm sure one
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Well NASA is run by the government, and the government passed this law. I'm in your boat, but I think you're right. However if they violated it it would be interesting to see who'd be thrown under the bus. That said this is j
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by tokenizer 13y ago
The way I see it, this is them simply penalizing a monopoly. While you could argue some subsidize their income through Amazon, many more actual French citizens earn their income through independent brick and mortar shops. I honestly don&#x2
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by tokenizer 13y ago
That said, I don't see how another "non populist" argument could be justified by a government... Both the left and right of their government has approved this law. While I understand this is more in line with authoritarian po
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Exactly. No need to complain about win-win scenarios that aren't coercive.
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Why? OP gave you a list and a fairly non bias summary for each. Besides, using their site is completely optional and based on volunteerism. If you think it was of poor character, don't use their site. Is mentioning they run the site ne
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by tokenizer 13y ago
I guess my point was that if people are complaining about certain services being cut due to a shutdown, the people should be equally mad about what services get shut down during a shutdown. They've happened enough in the last 50 years
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Wow. Thanks for the detailed information!
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by tokenizer 13y ago
And apparently some Panda in a reserve wont be fed according to the news. It's pretty sick when people believe this is the only way to partially shut down the government. Most of the NSA (85%), FBI (85%), CIA (85%), Congress (Fully), T
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by tokenizer 13y ago
If only this was real... Seriously, 123,000$ could leverage you much from contracts, tax relief, or military might. People may think this is bad, but usually with the government, bribes take a long time, and are usually geared towards every
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Conversely, you could say that half the adult population is not mature enough to vote. Or how about your logic applied to Women during the Women's Suffrage movement. They didn't work as much or were as educated back then. Maybe th
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by tokenizer 13y ago
> Don't worry too much about kids taking over the country -- voter participation by people younger than 40 is so low that you could drop the voting age to zero and it wouldn't affect the results that much. Well then let's
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Exactly. Taxation without representation is extortion.
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by tokenizer 13y ago
> Why are there high deficits, currently? Oh yeah, social safety net. Yes, because it's definitely not military and espionage expenditure or subsidies for corporations. > My point is, these subjects (even TBTF) aren't black
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by tokenizer 13y ago
> Wait, what. You meant to come out against ageism, then you criticize old people for voting "wrong"? No, I'm simply pointing out that in this day and age, we have more older people voicing their opinion. This leads to pol
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Incidentally, I'm sure Men had many reasons why Women wouldn't have been good voters before 1918. Too bad we actually have to allow them to do so before we can actually make assumptions on how they'd act. /s
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by tokenizer 13y ago
How about we try to get to the core issues of this systemic risk of authoritarianism and repression, and look at: Ageism: Why can't younger people vote? Because they don't have valid opinions? Some adults don't have valid opi
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Hey really cool videos thanks for sharing the link. I've been extremely interested in starting a youtube channel and ones that are currently similar are somewhat similar to your youtube stats. An example: 5,000 subscribers 1,000,000 vi
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by tokenizer 13y ago
That sounds really cool you should provide me (us) link. For niche blogs that do well like yours; What year did you start? How was growth? Posting frequency? Thanks for any insights. I'm really curious because I'm slowly starting
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by tokenizer 13y ago
Again. Seriously dude. Asian is not a race you ignoramus.

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