Comment Re:Too bad... (Score 1) 19
and ruling somehow only applied to some carriers. So now the supreme court official says different rules applies to different carriers.
and ruling somehow only applied to some carriers. So now the supreme court official says different rules applies to different carriers.
Just have them make the requests through a second person. Sure they can still abuse it but the second person might ask questions if the same weird requests persists
Hmm. Not working for me though. Lol
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No. Only dictatorships have qualified immunity. It is is not necessary
Arizona seems like something a californian high on schrooms and lost in the desert made up.
Or offset it outside the viewport.
They are breaking the law after all
Further behind than ever since the rise came from Danish pharmaceuticals
And if you dont want to be forced to, perhaps dont make it your marketing strategy to yell about how unsafe it is and how it shouldnt be allowed by the government
Yes!! though it only really make sense for presidential elections. For elections of a house, just implement some kind of propertional representation.
Asserting a war crime is making a statement of legal fact.
What law or laws were violated?
It would probably fall under the landmine treaty, depending on how generic they made the language, but russia never signed it, and Ukraine withdrew from the treaty after Russia invaded them.
I believe something killing without human supervision would count as a mine, but both sides were already ignoring that UN resolution anyway.
String theory depend on not flat universes. The problem is how it bends and folds and in how many dimensions
The point was to waste time, and be stupid.
"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge." -- Bakunin [ed. note - I would say: The urge to destroy may sometimes be a creative urge.]