Haven't you heard? Monkeys are people. We're digressing here in the west.

I agree parents should have the final say, however, unvaccinated children should not be allowed in public schools. Parents should also be held liable if their unvaccinated kid (by choice) is involved in an outbreak that harms others. Yes, the decision is yours but you also need to accept the consequences.

Not to point out the obvious, but lets all Google Yahoo's net worth.

Personally, I blame inbreeding.

Yeah, who needed the industrial revolution. F*** progress! Lets all go back to back breaking work in an agrarian society.

I agree, but see so few good responsive sites I was generalizing.

Proactive punishment is the worst thing the justice system can do. Unfortunately, we are moving more and more towards that. You can't legislate everyone into safety and trying to just gets rid of everyone's freedoms.

Justice should only be reactive. If you run someone over, then you should be punished. We need to stop making more victimless crimes like modding your own car.

From my tests, duckduckgo isn't as good. It works if I know what site I'm looking for, but for general searches the results are really lacking.

I've been looking for a viable alternative and have yet to find anything comparable. Any suggestions?

Worse yet is the 'responsive design'. Why would I want the whole page to change and drop information because I resized my browser?

Yeah, this won't happen. The other rich people in the area will quickly back step their decision to not let him build a film studio.

Source?

I'd like to see a source on that.

That's even more impressive. How did they fit so many grandmasters into that box?

Umm, huge difference between a law enforcement office joking about killing someone while on duty and any civilian joking about something non-lethal. Law enforcement agents needs to be held to a higher standard. Period.

In the case of this guy, saying something like this shouldn't be a crime. No one panicked. No one was hurt. Nothing was destroyed. Nothing happened. Had he gone through with it, that constitutes a crime.

When something can't be said out loud, we can no longer have a reasonable discussion about it. Like in this case, he had been trying to expose security flaws in the airline system for some time and was told to stop. Instead of having an open discussion about it and allowing fixes to be put in place. This just hid the problem.

The only time words should be criminalized is when it causes someone harm and the intent was to do so, ie yelling fire in a crowded area, threatening to hurt someone. I don't think his comments fall into that category.