Now, do you have statistics to back up your implication, that in real life police are more often wrong than right?
No, but the consequences of real life police being wrong are pretty fucking serious. And they're wrong a lot more often than people care to admit.
Actually, Genesis would be a good start.
That's for sure. THAT sumbitch told Abraham to kill his kid and then at the last second went, "PSYCH!"
Some of of can tell the difference between fiction and reality.
And one would hope that law enforcement officers are near the top of the list of people who can tell the difference between fantasy and reality.
So, if popular culture approves of and encourages it, can't blame the cops too much for doing it despite it being merely illegal...
Popular culture also approves and encourages Justin Bieber, but don't nobody want to see cops imitating that mess.
in 2013, the selected charity siphoned (heh) off about $10M from a $35M cash flow for "operations", of which 70% went for the salaries of 67 people. That's about $100K per person...not bad for a...er..."nonprofit."
Where did you get the idea that "nonprofit" means, "we don't pay our employees"? Or, "we pay our employees shit"?
It's as dumb as thinking "for-profit" means, "we pay all of our employees well".
Harvard University is a non-profit, and last I checked, they're paying their professors pretty well. Rush Presbyterian hospital is a non-profit, but the head of surgery probably makes more than minimum wage.
Because an arbitrary number can be objective
Can you believe someone wrote that and thought it was a smart comeback?
Abby someone.
God bless you, anonymous coward. You made me laugh.
Laws aren't meant to stop things from happening.
They provide deterrence to certain behavior by providing negative consequences.
If this law can teach them how to behave in a civil manner
It can't. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.
Who the hell was the donor?
It might not have anything to do with MGS, but it sure as hell better be a publicity stunt, because anyone involved in an actual human head transplant surgery will need to lose their medical licenses and go to prison for a very long time.
Or be hailed as the greatest surgeon who ever lived.
There is no middle ground with this one.
The Stargrove Entertainment records provided Canadian consumers with low-priced alternatives while still ensures that the authors of the songs received the approriate royalties.
There is absolutely no reason an artist should receive royalties from works that are more than 50 years old.
They where in Pakistan, they should be charged by the Pakistani government, with Pakistani law.
Pakistan doesn't have the capability to enforce that law. What's plan B?
Things are not as simple as they seems at first. - Edward Thorp
