Comment DHI (Score 1) 11
DHI? Dick Heads Incorporated?
DHI? Dick Heads Incorporated?
I think the idea is that it would eventually render bad cops uninsurable, and thus, unemployable.
Really, though, these are all suggestions to get around the central issue; cops look out for their own, even in the face of blatantly criminal behavior. It's a cultural issue, more than anything.
Put this another way:
If measles goes through a small town public school with a thousand kids, three of those kids will die. Several will have life-long aftereffects.
If you vaccinate every human being in a large city, *1* will have *some sort* of adverse effect.
If 'reducing possible harm to children' is actually your end goal, there's no way in hell you'd argue against vaccines.
The problem, really, is that there are entire generations who've never seen a playmate die of measles, or have the polio leg braces, or the like.
Yes, this. It seems like the logic here is 'to get a gov't job, you must pass a polygraph test. This man taught people how to skew the results of that test.'
Note that the requirement to get the gov't job isn't 'be truthful and accurate when answering questions about things like criminal history,' but 'pass the polygraph.' Validity of the polygraph doesn't enter into it.
I blame the immortal queens going around decapitating the other immortal queens.
"There can bee only one."
"Here we are, born to be kings, we're the princes of the universe!"
Ok, but how did it become fashionable to tie an onion to your belt?
I'll trade you some Glint for some Gleemonex
Are either of those like Plutonian Niborg?
"We shall spread the word of our God by the Sword!" -- heard many times in history.
"We shall spread rational inquiry and the scientific method by the Sword!" -- never heard in history, to my knowledge.
The bible is written that way because it is trying to translate Ancient Hebrew and Ancient Greek. You can make a readable translation or an accurate translation to English, but not both.
Correct. Personally, I would hope that, when translating what is purported to be 'instruction manual for avoiding eternal damnation, and methods for right thought and living,' they'd go with 'accurate.' This has, however, been objectively proven not to be the case.
I'm in favor of the doggy goggles, that would be awesome.
"But what we need to know is, do people want nasally-insertable computers?"