Maybe they are too busy correcting people who are even more wrong?

Like pitch, phase alignment volume discrepancies? I think you'll find those are all measurable and more easily discerned by a good ear.

You mean people are all so well fed we couldn't possibly use any more food? Or maybe food is just too cheap because there's far too much?

And they always deal in absolutes.

There are laws against slander aren't there? If you feel you have been I'm sure you can test your case in the courts.

How about instead of worrying about making weapons safe when it turns out you've armed the wrong guys (yet again) you instead consider not arming them in the first place? Revolutionary, I know.

I think you've failed to realise why Juries are present at a trial. You might THINK they are to strictly interpret the law. You would be wrong.

If only we could think of a way to make these deadly weapons safe.

Exactly, the problem is that America is once again taking the NRA option let's "arm the good guys"! How about you stop throwing fuel on the fire in the middle east rather than trying to throw it on the right bit.

Aren't border always drawn by cartographers? That is their job.

Leased medallions are a tax, bought ones are an investment, I'd have thought a free marketeer like yourself would prefer the latter. As I said earlier, imagine it more like owning a shop on a busy street.

You idiot.

At least look at the links I gave before rambling off down your predetermined path.

Oh noes $NewEnemy "represents a new and previously unimaginable threat to our existence and must be stopped by any means possible".

There's a reason kamikaze planes didn't have wheels on them, and it's not only because they weren't needed. See if you can figure out that riddle.

Hardly, just that people can cut corners and make a living in the interim.

http://www.bl.uk/world-war-one... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P... Does that mean "forever ignorant"?

We can't possibly risk doing anything about this threat to humanity as it may slightly interfere with the generation of the imaginary tokens we use as a medium of exchange.