Comment This has been doctrine for decades. (Score 3, Informative) 669
Why are people getting so excited?
Why are people getting so excited?
Here.
Well, at least a non-malformed link.
your medical bills are higher than they would have been if you didn't have an airbag
True, dead people don't have very high medical bills...
Crazed shooters are totally our thing.
--America.
has had this one on the shelf, without disclosing it?
That would have been an excellent idea about 10-15 years ago. Lots of people thought that splitting it into MS Applications (Word, Excel, etc.) and MS OS (Windows, etc.) would have been a great thing all the way around.
Time for a Second amendment solution.
His First Amendment rights weren't violated at all, since his firing was related to what one company said about him to another. The First Amendment applies to being censored by the government.
He might have a defamation case.
Many in the Internet community have officially called baloney [that's a technical term] on the government’s claims, and these latest apparently contradictory revelations from the government are likely to fuel speculation that the government is trying to explain away some not-so-by-the-book investigative methods.
To resist RFC-1149.
WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!
Couldn't happen to a nicer site.
Seriously. States that make this distinction end up maintaining databases of foods and medicines that merchants have to consult.
All seems condemned in the long run to approximate a state akin to Gaussian noise. -- James Martin
