And that exact kind of disinformation is exactly how so many people are successfully able to repeat what he actually did, which was bait a structurally unsound government into abusing its powers and bypassing the legislature to rule through executive orders. Hitler was elected on a campaign of democratic socialist reform, promising to end authoritarian abuses and protect the working class from systematic and institutionalized oppression by a privileged elite.

That's called the "heckler's veto" and is considered a textbook example of the concept that your rights end where someone else's begin. A historical example of it taken to its inevitable conclusion was Hitler's brownshirts smashing in Jewish owned businesses and terrorizing anyone who disagreed with them to the point people were afraid to speak up.

You're literally admitting in plain english that you don't have a problem with Hitler's tactics and behavior, you just want to be the one in charge.

Then make it so fraudulent takedowns lead to the mandatory revocation of the copyright after enough of them are made.

How about this then: Enough fraudulent takedowns and the copyright is revoked and becomes public domain.

"You can't be responsible with it so you're losing it".

Enforce the law that already exists that makes it a federal crime to file a fraudulent DMCA takedown. Call it perjury.

Corporate Socialism.

What alternate world do you live in where twitch's reputation isn't a soft-core porn side that openly tolerates explicit sex and nudity from its most profitable titty-streamers?

The solution is to simply legally mandate that the sticker price IS the price. If it isn't right up front on the sticker it's illegal and the company is liable for treble damages and criminal investigation.

So not only are you willfully and maliciously negligent in the duty owed towards your students, you also willfully and maliciously feign ignorance about the nature of turnitin's business model and how it's used by teachers.

Also, talk to one of your colleague's in the English department about the appropriate use of "also".

If you find turnitin useful you're at absolutely minimum willfully and maliciously negligent towards your students. Their entire business model relies on manufacturing accused cheaters even where there are none in order to justify their continued expense and the paranoia of teachers. Every time it flagged one of my students' papers I would feed it something I made up on the spot and get flagged too.

That's a feature, not a bug. This and other frauds like "turnitin" both fundamentally rely on the boogeyman always existing. If you don't catch enough cheaters you need to manufacture them.

Something that's ambiguous from TFA is whether the extra fees were disclosed beforehand and included in the price, or sprung on people afterwards. If I sat down to eat somewhere (in a western country) and after the fact they said "Oh by the way you owe us another 6%" I'd refuse.

Likely? I've yet to see any low end job that wasn't impossible to do safely and per regs by design, specifically so that management could lord the threat of firing over people's heads in both directions.

Yeah the difference is 4 people per 100k. Meanwhile Sweden has the same suicide rate as the US. By your logic this shouldn't be physically possible. The evidence disproves your hypothesis completely.

If you're practicing science you'll accept the evidence disproving your hypothesis and come up with a new one. If you choose to disregard the evidence in favor of your predetermined conclusion then you aren't practicing science, you're practicing religion.

You're the one asserting that guns = crime period. The evidence disproves your hypothesis. Time for you to find a new one.

Then why is the suicide rate per capita in the US the same as in Sweden and virtually the same as France and the UK? The fact you lie about that and violent crime rates across EU countries compared with gun ownership rates across EU countries says a lot about your cult.