whatevsbro

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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Anything you say to them while in custody cannot be used unless you have been Mirandized. Dudes, seriously? You just read a blog post about how thuggish police officers just abuse you however the fuck they want to, with no regard to
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
She's a brave woman, and I respect her courage, but she's sadly misguided too, just like practically everyone else on the planet. Catherine: "I ask you, I implore you, as representatives of the people of this great nation, t
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Catherine Engelbrecht's Testimony on IRS Targeting(youtube.com)
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Government exists for all animals. It is an immutable fact of the universe. Ants have government. Termites have government. Wow. At least you're being original :p > All we can do is decide what structure the government will tak
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Could you tell me a little about the reasons for moving away from Python? I'm somewhat surprised by people saying it's a bad technology choice.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
That FUD is not relevant to my question, and I don't have the time and energy to dissect his contrived, unrealistic fearmongering scenario now. But for example, why would other people let Mike pollute the water despite everyone else ha
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Our elected officials heard us today - from seemingly nowhere, that the status quo isn't acceptable Do you really think they didn't already know that? Do you think they give a fuck? Do you think they might just be doing wha
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Ah, this again. Is there something special about all those services that makes them impossible to provide with money that has not been extorted from millions of people?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Do you have any idea how ridiculous you sound? Did you even read what I wrote? But I get it. It's difficult to process this information. > No one should take you seriously Don't just take my word for it. Go investigate the
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Projecting much?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Just because it'd be interesting, or in order to better understand why we're taking so long? :-) Both, but mostly the latter. It's been.. how many years since you started? And the whole damn world has wanted to use Strip
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Could you please make a blog post about the difficulties involved in serving new countries? Obviously it's related to bullshit regulations, artificial barriers to entry and so on, but it would be lovely to know any specifics.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
You're not following, but that's expected. It's not exactly difficult to see reasons for why governments should not exist. They're all around you, and there are countless of them. As a very simple example, why are laws l
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> We're really interested in getting feedback on how future campaigns can be better I'd recommend addressing the actual problem , which the all-encompassing surveillance is a symptom of. The actual problem is that there is a
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
FLAWLESS VICTORY (Yeah yeah, Reddit, I know.)
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Everyone seems to have their own interpretation of what REST means, and that's exactly how you know it's not clearly defined. Not only that, but people are quite emotional about it too. - Here's one way to look at it:
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Then you tell me... why do legislators who support those things keep getting re-elected? You can hardly blame them for supporting things that (apparently) have the support of most of their constituents. Nice sophistry there. Do you thi
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
What I said applies to every single country in the history of the world. Is your point that light looting is better than extreme looting + torture camps? Sure, but it's still looting.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Every country is a joke of a country, in case you haven't noticed. The ruling class everywhere lives large on money looted from the general populace.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Americans elect their legislators. If enough people in their district don't like what they're doing, they can put someone else in office. Do you think Americans have liked what "their" legislators have been doing fo
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
This is an excellent approach. Extremely few people can be the bestest of the best, but luckily only extremely few companies actually need them. Cutting the bullshit is good for everyone. I'd replace "mediocre" with "com
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> The Fourth Amendment protects US citizens from unreasonable search and seizure. Clearly that is being violated as the recent ruling on NSA data collection has pointed out. In other words, clearly, The Fourth Amendment does NOT protect
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Oh I do. You have no idea that your stance on this matter is rooted in brainwashing.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> But don't pretend that your competitor to Uber [..] makes you a humanitarian. He didn't claim he was one. But you started out basically implicitly demanding that we all be humanitarians. It's fine to help people, but
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> When he realised I wasn’t a mod, he didn’t want to know me. So if you weren't useful to him, you were nothing to him.. > Martin seemed much more interested in helping others than amassing personal wealth .. but naturally, he
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> SOURCE CONTROL, DO YOU SPEAK IT? So you're saying you're an Ember.js user, huh?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
It's misleading because it's a money-grab. They make it seem like they're helping those ever-so-poor Africans by giving them computers, when in reality they're probably not even planning to slap Linux on USB sticks and a
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
We all grow up getting brainwashed to fear freedom, and that right there, is the fear talking.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> The only thing that's natural are the laws of nature, otherwise known as physics, and there is no law of physics that prevents me from torturing someone. Good thing I didn't imagine the idea of rights would physically preve
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
What kind of things you can voluntarily, bindingly agree to is another matter. I just wanted to point out that the constitution has nothing to do with our rights as human beings, and can't remove or grant any. It's wrong to think

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