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They're not working in our interest primarily. "Ambition must be made to counteract ambition." -James Madison, Federalist 51 Madison was talking about tension between different branches of government,...
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"This happens with every major game that's online-only upon release. Every. Damn. Game. Why is this surprising anyone?" Yes, we know that online game companies (Blizzard, that's you) are notorious for...
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For the love of the Republic, E-mail your Representative about HR 983, this bill. Remind them that they swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution, not the FBI, CIA, or Keystone Cops.
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Same here. Starting with the demo first, but if it's really the good crack, I'm done for.
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How many citizens' voices does it take to counter balance one law enforcement official? If a thousand constituents said NO for every LEO that said Yes, would your rep listen to the constituents? Do we...
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One of my first papers in college was a discussion of a California ballot proposition. I chose one regarding a ban on horse slaughter for human consumption. I thought it a ridiculous infringement on...
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While that would be funny, section 12 of the Non-Prosecution Agreement specifically forbids UPS to consider the forfeiture a write-off. Every time I hear "non-prosecution agreement", a little part of...
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You keep saying that word. I do not think it means what you think it means... You do realize that the shipper in your added emphasis is actually the pharmacy or the middleman, not UPS, right? You do...
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Can you even read a thread? The ass-kicking comment was in reply to OOTB's rhetorical postulation of a doctor trying to treat a healthy person, not someone unconscious on a sidewalk.
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"because it's a felony to post anything without providing who you are and what you are sending." Not in America. "So UPS is allowed to send parcels from anonymous posters ? and without any knowledge of...
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Protectionism is economically inefficient, and generally harms the public by making goods more expensive, while benefiting a smaller group of producers. Protectionism is generally not good.
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http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20130201/12063221855/dea-circumventing-oregon-state-law-to-grab-medical-records-without-warrant.shtml It absolutely is.
View ArticleRe: what is an illegal internet pharmacy????
"you should know it is not legal to send post or parcels without disclosing the contents, and if the contents are illegal both the senders and the carriers are liable. And providing your id, and...
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No, the USPS has to be bankrupted. It's strongly protected against unwarranted search and seizure. UPS can be co-opted with things like non-prosecution agreements and national security letters, to give...
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1. Establishes jurisdiction 3.3 Citation of UPS policy document declaring intent not to break the law. This is a company policy, NOT ITSELF A LAW. 4. Feds told UPS that bad people use UPS. 5. Feds told...
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I would think you are a troll, but you've put way too much effort into this thread. I would think you are mentally incapable, but you write lots of words that are, outside of the context, fairly...
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That's the point of using other words. Abusive monopoly is illegal, but we often call a certain class of abusive monopoly "copyright". Theft is illegal, but we call a certain class of legalized theft...
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"So all your Oxy addicts and speed heads will have to get your codeine from other LEGAL Sources.." I figured it out. Oxy: potent overperscribed drug bogeyman. Pain reliever and depressant speed heads:...
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