How does this opinion make someone scared of gay people exactly?

Even if you're vaccinated you can still get the disease. It just greatly decreases the possibility. Plus not everyone can receive the vaccination due to other medical conditions. So if the kid who traveled was vaccinated, he most likely would not have been infected and it would have most likely meant the others would not have been infected.

You could say that others think so little of human life that they believe any reason is good enough for ending it.

I've seen this excuse many times before. Are we saying that every single other profession is able to measure performance, except for teaching? Seriously, can we not spend a few months on identifying a way to do some type of qualitative 360 degree review?

Do you really think the FBI would say anything different? They don't want to encourage anyone by saying it is a profitable activity and they can't catch anyone.

How did this get labeled Insightful? The Federal Government is requiring many Catholic organizations to provide contraception in the policies they provide their employees. Because these organizations pay at least partially for these policies, they are being required to pay for contraception. The slimy move to say it doesn't have to be in the policy, but has to be provided for free it just bull and every one knows it.

He did at least one thing that I thought was pretty clever/funny with the ring, but I don't want to spoil it. It was more than just shooting green lasers.

I've been a Green Lantern fan for about 20 years. I can still remember going through the white boxes at the comic book store trying to find any issue that I missed. I liked the movie for what it was. They had to skim and condense many things from the GL lore, but explaining a history that begins at the big bang can really eat into the 2 hours that people will sit through a movie. The OP mentions that the GL Corps is played up to be a big deal and OA as being awesome as bad things. These are freaking awesome things, this isn't the Rascals club house. The cool part about Green Lantern is that imagination and will power can be used to do amazing things. Realizing this as a young geek reading comics was a huge deal for me and many others.

To summarize, I thought the movie was fun enough for your average summer movie goer and did better than expected from the POV of a long time GL fan. I would have liked some more inside type of stuff thrown in (even a mention of Alan Scott), but it was still pretty freaking cool hearing the Oath in a movie.

The fact that they still have millions of users and continue to grow, lends one to believe that not everyone hates their updates. People don't like change and more than that they are terrible at imagining how they will use a something that is vastly different that what they currently do. A good business is able to derive a set of features from their customer's wants, and then design a way to meet those wants. Even when the customer may balk at first. If Facebook stayed with their original UI, someone else would have come into the market and replaced them.

Give them admin access to machines on the dev network, but not on the production side. Development shouldn't happen on the production network. Many developers don't realize that when on the production network they can take down the entire network by downloading some crazy app or better yet screwing up code that floods the network. Setup a lab network behind a firewall, then allow ssh traffic and maybe a few other ports to allow controlled remote access. If the developers screw something up, it just takes down their lab network.

I wouldn't think that they need to identify everyone in the crowd. But if 1 or 2 faces appear to be someone the might blow up the place, I'm pretty sure the police can make time to talk to them.