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American Gladiator is on. |
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can we keep this kind of boring political discussions off gfy? go to some specialized board (bored)
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I wuz here............ again ........ just keepin an I on you guys :pimp
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It was late for me when posting and I guess I let my frustration at seeing how pretty much every argument/discussion pans out, out. Carry on everyone :thumbsup |
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My comment about UPS is... While everyone is concerned about big brother, no one cares what anyone else is doing. UPS - a company I rarely use - has been tracking me for the past twenty years and and can tell me what streets I lived on fifteen years ago. That's fucking scary. Eventually, the US Government / law enforcement will never need to get a warrant. They will just buy the information legally from some business. |
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One rule for USA, another rule for everyone else Gotta respect it :pimp No such thing is right and wrong, just winners and losers |
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i think the truth of the matter is 99% of all populations want to be happy and not have to worry about bullshit like wiretapping a foreign dignitary. |
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smart people are not any better, happier, successful, etc. many are less so, because they feel the need to run around and be smart all the time. that's a lot of work chasing down internet factoids . i have a similar diatribe on multi-tasking, it's way over-rated and over-emphasised. and few people succeed at it. |
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I had been at both events and unfortunately the old hippie revolutionaire mentality has never left me. So because of this I was very much sadden when I visited the Occupy mouvement in NY when the idiots had a moment of silence for the human garbage called Steve Jobs. I am sure that even Abby Hoffman's ghost called it quits at that moment. Any respect or hope I had for this generation left me that day. As I am certain that it did for the most die hard drugged hippies still hanging around from the sixties. I know I am what is called jaded but from what I am seeing the majority of people today are weak and illiterate self-absorbed morons that paradoxically believe themselves to be super intelligent and super great. |
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cause you see something, make an assumption and conclusion based on what you see in more than three different locations and then consider your assumption fact. enjoy your retirement we won't. |
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Interesting article :)
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who loves ya baby
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there is a good chance our generatino is looking at a 80-100 retirement. http://www.generationme.org/genmetitle.jpg http://ed_wp-content_v2.s3.amazonaws...00-600x400.jpg http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...8dOexAG4OScFDw three 'separate' sources, making it a 'common idea'. however :) you really wanna split hairs on who is more self involved, lets talk about the generation who is leaving 948 billion dollar deficit |
This whole thing is a big can of worms.
Here is another link for you ... |
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But none of that takes away from the facts that today's youth are beyond the stupidity of the "me" generation's Disco Duck mentality or that the Occupy mouvement was nothing more than a pathetic joke. |
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You can watch it here, interesting show Also explains how Quantum cryptology works at minute 32.17 |
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They'll always spy on German leaders. In their eyes, history jusitifies it, and heaven forbid any European should stand in the way of their quest for world domination.
http://www.theguardian.com/world/201...rael-documents Meanwhile, they're trying to push through for increased surveillance of European citizens, or at least the next phase of it. http://www.lifesitenews.com/news/for...-of-intolerant Big G, and big F, are fully complicit in this, let's not kid ourselves. They seek to control the web because it's currently the one aspect of media where they can't control the message. |
After the whole World War 2 thing, Germany can't say shit about shit.
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What exactly do people think the NSA does? It spies on other governments.
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You are pointing out that the US government is going after someone they believe is supporting terrorists, they are doing everything legally, AND the Supreme Court has decided there is no reason to step in. Once again, you pointed out a link where no laws have been broken. |
38 countries are pretending to be pissed because their voters expect them to react as such. This information was brought to the public attention by a 3rd party, and as such, politicians have to respond with shock and indignation and feign outrage as it is now hard to spin into something it isn't. It's silly theater for the ignorant masses as all matters relating to state security and espionage made public tend to be.
All countries spy. All countries gather intelligence legally and illegally to the best of their ability. All enemies spy on each other. All allies spy on each other. Germany spies on the US just as all other EU countries do. The only crime in espionage is getting caught. Getting caught demonstrates that one party bested the other and the "offended" party must feign shock for the public as it provides absolute proof of their own ineptitude with which they manage their own security. After all, what does it say to the public about their leaders which can't provide their own head of state with a secure phone line. The true crime is the degree to which the stupid and naive masses feel their misguided and ill informed opinions be heard and the unbridled ignorance and naivete with which they express them. Only a fist full of people know ALL the facts and that is the people who executing the operations and analyzing data. Those who allege themselves to be victims, often know very little and have very few facts. And further, the public only knows in these matters what both parties want them to know. .... jmho |
Anyone in the United States has his constitutional rights -- that is the law. DOMESTIC SURVEILLANCE. |
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And yet people are up in arms thinking that our government is spying on ourselves. At the very same time, no one can produce a single link to an article that proves the US was spying on it's own citizens illegally. How long has Snowden been on the run? How many documents has he released? All Barry has is links to the ACLU trying to shoot down the law. No one has ever been arrested, and the only one who has broken the law is Snowden. Don't get me wrong. I am sure it happens. But there isn't an entire division of the NSA that intentionally violates the US constitution on a daily basis. If the US government believes someone in the US is violating the law, it get a warrant and does what it needs to do. |
sleep well :)
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