The term is "Spoliation of Evidence" and is criminal in many jurisdictions.

As a Republican, I 100% agree with the idea and want it to happen.

I also want codified in that same law that all citizens are able to video officers for any reason at any time if they can do so from pubic property or private property they are allowed to do so, and are not physically hampering what is going on.

Any attempt to keep the public from recording or interfering with that recording is de facto proof of violating the civil rights of the photographer and the person that the officers are engaging.

And that's why, if you can, you go back to college to get a Bachelor or Masters degree when you get into your late 30's early 40's.

That is the worst possible advice you could possibly give, except I guess for killing yourself.

That is when instead of SPENDING ALL YOUR SAVINGS ON SOMETHING THAT WILL NOT MATTER, you should instead think about switching to consulting and increasing your earnings. Can't find a full-job easily past 40-50? Learn to make people pay what you are really worth for the vast amounts of experience you have, because that is worth a lot, save up what you can and enjoy retirement eventually, possibly a lot earlier than you would have if you burned your money like an idiot getting a business degree so you could be unemployed with all the younger business majors who cannot find jobs either.

"They" is anyone who has the power to trigger the shutoff.

If that is the FBI, Homeland Security, Police, or even the Fire Department. Or Black Hat hackers, if it comes down to it.

Once it is in the hands of someone to use it to increase their power and control over others to achieve their goals, they will figure out a reason to use it.

Just as a sword incites someone to use it like a sword.

"The blade itself incites to acts of violence"

If you give someone a powerful tool, they will use it.

You didn't know all along... you worried about it, you feared for it, but you didn't know

Only retarded idiots like yourself do not KNOW the inevitable will occur.

It affects all other choices you make, which is sad for you.

We report, we decide.

Editing or putting a PSA in front of it removes the neutrality of the "news coverage"

At least with the PSA, I know the filter applied, with a takedown it is unclear.

It's ok. I am used to it.

Even better:

Don't let someone you don't know mess with your drink. Don't drink around people you don't know because alcohol reduces your ability to make good decisions.

I had a boring late teens early 20's... what can I say?

you don't need the rape drugs.

I'm an Elliptical Pisces,

what's your sign?

It will not ruin an eyepiece to brush your skin against it.

Getting it repositioned takes a lot of time? Surely you jest. A light touch with a finger and I can track any star/planet/deepsky on the Dobson. With setting circles, so I can find any object in a matter of about 30 seconds. With a 13.1 primary, there is not much I can't see from my backyard with the right filters.

The moon? I don't even use an eyepiece, I just hold up a white piece of cardboard and do a primary focus projection on it. Makes it about the size of a paper plate.

You can see my scope right here:

http://www.dobstuff.com/13-Rus...

Cost about the same as a MacAir laptop.

Ah... Now you see the logic of Empire.

Wow, that is so sad.

I can walk out tonight and see the rings with 10x50 binoculars or even the 300 zoom on the 35mm camera.

Put SkyEye on the tablet or the cell phone and it will lead you to the objects you want to see.

The Beehive is awesome in Summer, and Orion Nebula in Winter for easy objects to find.

If you had you'd realize (a) it's not reading memory from another app, and (b) it's attacking by presenting a dialog box while another app is open, something that you cannot do in an iOS app store ap.