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Comment Re: Good. (Score 1) 711

It's funny to see how with all this right-wing "holy war against terrorism", "sacred" and untouchable military-industrial complex (and corporations in general), and preference of blind fanaticism over a simple reason and logic, some parts of modern USA are already resemble "religious dictatorship". Of course, it's still far from some horrendous examples of past and present, but still... history and irony are good old friends, aren't they?

Comment Re:Drivers License (Score 1) 591

Well, then you'll probably won't like Buddhism as a religion. With all their reincarnation thing you can't possibly escape those horrendous butt plugs.

On the other hand, as a Buddhist you'll probably just accept it calmly, knowing it's all is just some sort of a karmic lesson or something. Anyway, I'm personally waiting for 2012. It seems that Mayans were smart enough to end their civilization well before today.

Comment Re:solution: (Score 1) 557

Look, how many "real men" shows their knowledge of "real world" in comments above. Interesting thing is that several real war-veterans I've encountered in my life weren't afraid to show how much they enjoyed simple pleasures of life. War, murder, gore - it's really a small part of our life, and men who really faced them are always trying to walk away from them into the "normal life". Otherwise they'll just become broken or completely crazy men - and they feel it always. So, any person claiming it's knowledge of "real face of life" (and assuming it's just pure terror and gore) is just showing his complete lack of real experience... or some troubling psychical "quirks".

Comment Re:Buffer Copies? (Score 1) 335

There is a much easier way - every human being has an extremely dangerous trait called 'imagination', or something like that. Of course, since corporate lawyers and mafiaas-caps are clearly not 'human beings', they view this trait only in negative way, unable to comprehend it's usefulness. So, they'll just charge every one of us for a capability to replay any melody we've heard in our life any time we want in our imagination. A logical step after charging additional fees for blank DVD-s and flash-drives, is it not?

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