Comment Re:Foreign land has no such law (Score 1) 200
I'm sorry if I misunderstood, but I thought this rule was for those who travelled abroad and thus left the protection of New Zealand law.
I'm sorry if I misunderstood, but I thought this rule was for those who travelled abroad and thus left the protection of New Zealand law.
Think of it as an adult child who has left the protection of his parents. They have every right to be screen their child to be sure he didn't become a drug addict, rapist, or mass murderer before allowing them back in their home. Don't take this wrong because I sincerely beleive their should be universally assured human rights. But the way things stand some people think the US is too strict and others believe Saudi is too lenient so, until their is global consensus on these things, it is up to each state to enforce their own laws.
Well of course it does. They voluntarily left New Zealand's jurisdiction and protection did they not?
When in a foreign land, you follow the rules of that land. Intrinsic rights are and only can be given to those who fall under that state's jurisdiction. Until there are universally accepted and guaranteed by some global dominion people can not and should not expect the laws that they were raised under to respected in other jurisdictions.
I believe a 1000 foot rule is in effect for other aircraft, and the same needs to be enforced for drones once they become allowed for general commercial use. For those of you who think such a regulation is ridiculous try living in an airport's flight path for a while. Do you really want these things buzzing over your head at all hours interupting your peace and quiet?
Maybe, but I need the state to protect my personal property. Think of how a the world would be if only the strongest could protect what is theirs?
The privacy of the police is equally protected as the privacy of the individual.
I don't want to have to cancel my planetarium membership.
Could you please name such a nation? I live in the USA where the government exists to protect the rights of corporations.
Until self driving cars can be held individually responbile for mishaps humans must be ultimately responsible for whatever damage they cause. I can forsee a future where self driving cars don't yield to pedestriasns walking againjst a lightl. A human would respect life and stop simply because a life is a life and humas respect life above all else., a self driving car would insist it was their right to run the pedastrian down simply because that was the rules of the road.
Republicans are weird, their being all up into this personal responsibility but follow their rules shit, so what did you expect?
The Constitution itself takes freedom from the people by giving Congress the power to grant a copyright.
Think about it as being along the lines of the "just say no" campaign. Grandparents have no legal duty to bail out grandchildren, and both grandparents and grandchildren should be taught that.
birth control,
There is at least one major world religion that will launch a crusade if that became universal.
Because hearing gets bad as you age and you're not totally sure it's your grandkid or not.
My point was seniors need to be taught that grandchildren are not their responsibility, they are their children's responsibility. All they need to do if they receive such a call is "call your mother".
One of the chief duties of the mathematician in acting as an advisor... is to discourage... from expecting too much from mathematics. -- N. Wiener