True, but you can't tell that the person you've spotted as Mongolian isn't carrying Scandinavian genes, or which ones, or how many (leaving aside what a "Scandinavian" gene is"), making the visual determination you have made essentially useless.
Skin color is genetically determined. Skin color does not, however, define race.
Because the suggestion that race is something that exists at the biological level is a falsehood. Every genetic trait you can think of exists in more than one population group. From your perspective, it might be easy to note that Norther Europeans are more closely related, on average, to Zulu tribesmen than Australian Aborigines are. There is no genetic trait or group of traits you can check for and use to make a determination of race.
Except that, genetically, there is no such thing as race.
Wouldn't it be about break even for each property owner, who would also be collecting rent?
Most cars have a braking distance of a bit over 100 feet or so at 50 MPH. If the car in front of you comes to a sudden stop by crashing into a stopped truck, a faster reaction time won't help.
So, threatening extermination=bad, carrying out extermination=less bad. Got it.
This doesn't change the fact that the customer paid for 75Mbps and got... a lot less.
ESPN is not free to the consumer. My cable bill includes a 4 dollar and change "sports channel" surcharge. I watch about 2 or 3 hours of sports channels per year, maybe. Add this to the fact that Cable TV is already way overpriced for the value provided. Getting the few shows I care about through other means grows more and more appealing all the time.
Yes. I honestly think that.
Homer: Here are your messages: "You have 30 minutes to move your car," "You have 10 minutes," "Your car has been impounded," "Your car has been crushed into a cube," "You have 30 minutes to move your cube."
[phone rings]
Homer: [answering] Hello, Mr. Burns' office.
Mr. Burns: Is it about my cube?
The reasoning behind this is obviously that if he fails to do so and somehow crashes into it, his badge will not protect anyone on the ground from getting hurt from the crashing helicopter or whatever object he flies into.
This reasoning could also be applied to motor vehicles on the ground. It rarely is.
freedom of religion IS the seperation clause.
You can change Insurers, but not really your Government.
True for now, but there's always the hope that one day the US will become a democracy.
... while you signed up with something that is known to hide illegal traffic...
Doesn't that describe the entire internet (also, the public highways, mass transit systems, etc., etc.) So you really meant yes?
I use technology in order to hate it more properly. -- Nam June Paik
