I really liked that video until I got to the end and realized it was an ad for Insane Clown Posse's developmentally-challenged racist cousin.

Yes, if the US were occupied by a foreign army, you better believe I'd be fighting them in any way possible. Roadside bombs are highly effective, as are boobie-trapped home entrances.

I just hope I don't have to use whatever skills the Army gave me against American troops, even though Capos are just as bad—if not worse—than the "blackshirts" they take their orders from.

They will, eventually.

Don't worry; once this abortion of a bill passes in the States, America Junior (Canada) will implement their own version, with the EU to follow closely behind.

It means "lower profits" and/or "less competitive."

0/10

FIFY ;)

1. High enough pay so living expennses are not an issue
2. Autonomy - what to work on, how to do it, etc.
3. Meaningful, challenging work

Also, your HR dept has too much power. If you're still doing Theory X stuff like "annual performance reviews," you're doing it wrong, and deserve to die in a fire.

Separation of Church and state isn't spelled out in the constitution.

The "right" to purchase ammunition isn't spelled out in the constitution, either.

You're ignorant about how law works. Law is far more than the letters and words written in the law, but the MEANING and INTENT behind those words and letters.

Your little qualifier of "isn't spelled out" is cute...and utterly inconsequential and meaningless. You might as well complain that "Wharrgarbl" isn't in the Constitution. The establishment clause is absolutely in the Constitution and its meaning is clear.

FIFY

(you gotta go to the source!)

Note that arbitrators are notorious for overwhelmingly favoring the party which hires them.

In some cases (depending upon the contract, of course), the cost of arbitration is shared. In that case, it is even worse for you, the poor consumer. Here's how:

• * Both you and The Death Star company (AT&T) pay your share of the arbiter's fee.
• * You show up at the hearing, AT&T does not.
• * Arbitration cancelled (need both parties): no refunds
• * Repeat

See how that works? You keep paying and paying and paying and nothing ever happens. For AT&T, the cost of ditching the meeting is higher than sending someone out to attend. They simply can't be bothered.

Bottom line: they win, you lose.

MMM can be complemented with "Peopleware": another management-must-read (that they never do).

This is a good thing, you godless socialist.

What is happening to Manning makes me ashamed to have ever donned a uniform. Those in the chain of command who are torturing this young man are perpetrating a worse crime than he ever did. They have no code and no honor.

Downey: What did we do wrong? We did nothing wrong.

Dawson: Yeah, we did. We were supposed to fight for the people who couldn't fight for themselves. We were supposed to fight for Willie.

I can't believe I wore a uniform and served my country only to have the likes of you want to piss away all of our freedoms (without a fight!) because you're scared of a HYPOTHETICAL situation.

What a waste. I should've let the Communists hordes win, but Noooo, I had to slog it out in the friggin mud, sand and muck, freeze my *** off in a @*($&# GP-Medium and sweat my **** off humping Alice and Pig all over the &#*($ place for what?

Better not jump to conclusions.

We need a pre-pre-pre security checkpoint. Something that every good citizen can have in his or her home to verify loyalty. Like a Swibble.