> If your work harder than anyone else you'll still not get recognized because you're not claimed to be smart, cultured, pretty or interesting enough. Err, that's not at all what she said or even implied. That's the…
It's probably not too different from the other statements, e.g. "Shit, I'm really sorry, I'll get that done soon" "Yeah, I'll talk to the other team and tell them to get their shit done" "No problem, I'll tell Bill his…
> Funding schools through property taxes is an easy explanation for that one Though if it wasn't for that it would be through a local school levy, or a fundraiser, or any number of other seemingly harmless methods of…
> As soon as the elite can segregate them-self from public systems like schools and hospitals Ehh, I mostly agree with your first point but I think it's kind of a pipe dream to think it could be otherwise. Go visit a…
Ouch, this is clearly meant to be (at least somewhat) tongue-in-cheek. Calling it "drug abuse" is a little extreme unless you're familiar personally with the author. It doesn't seem like it's affecting his life in an…
> This approach creates a more unified country because people are able to make their own decisions and live with them. I don't know why you would assume that: There's a whole host of tensions that come with decisions…
Incest - maybe. There's a clear harm involved there (inbreeding depression) that's much more substantive than anything used to argue against gay marriage. Polygamy - We probably will revisit our stance on polygamy in…
It's almost assuredly a "States Rights" argument. I'd be really shocked if it wasn't.
Maybe. I think it would cause a very serious disruption to bring a guy like Terry into a normal team dynamic. The CIA delusions alone would make most people understandably uncomfortable, to say nothing of the racism.…
That wasn't really my intention, and I apologize if it came across that way. What I meant to say is that confronting a schizophrenic about their delusions or disorganized thinking is almost assuredly a futile exercise,…
It's a weird conundrum. He's obviously extremely mentally ill. On the one hand that doesn't give someone carte blanche to do whatever they want. If he started stabbing people we'd (hopefully) put him in a place where he…
Heh, that's fair.
Idk, that seems kinda specious to me (though I realize you're not necessarily defending the reasoning). If I yelled something racist into the microphone instead of "baba booey", very few people would shrug it off as "oh…
In many cases, it's not even about the content of their messages. It's about a total lack of awareness, especially concerning their medium of speech. To me that's far more damning than an off-kilter joke or a moment of…
> libraries are a bit like office politics for front-end web developers -- basically something that feels like work and "advances your career", while in truth it's just a way to avoid doing the real work with actual…
Eh, as the article points out it's pretty unlikely you encountered that last layer of copy protection from a ROM.
Pre-AQ, he's absolutely right that the place was a dead zone and no 60 would bother spending any time there. Silithus was really only busy for those 6 months between patch 1.9 and 1.11. Well, probably a bit longer than…
> saying that they "don't encourage fun" You missed the second part of that clause, which is pretty critical context. > So unless you're really into just having fun - which the game mostly does not encourage in lieu of…
> If your work harder than anyone else you'll still not get recognized because you're not claimed to be smart, cultured, pretty or interesting enough. Err, that's not at all what she said or even implied. That's the…
It's probably not too different from the other statements, e.g. "Shit, I'm really sorry, I'll get that done soon" "Yeah, I'll talk to the other team and tell them to get their shit done" "No problem, I'll tell Bill his…
> Funding schools through property taxes is an easy explanation for that one Though if it wasn't for that it would be through a local school levy, or a fundraiser, or any number of other seemingly harmless methods of…
> As soon as the elite can segregate them-self from public systems like schools and hospitals Ehh, I mostly agree with your first point but I think it's kind of a pipe dream to think it could be otherwise. Go visit a…
Ouch, this is clearly meant to be (at least somewhat) tongue-in-cheek. Calling it "drug abuse" is a little extreme unless you're familiar personally with the author. It doesn't seem like it's affecting his life in an…
> This approach creates a more unified country because people are able to make their own decisions and live with them. I don't know why you would assume that: There's a whole host of tensions that come with decisions…
Incest - maybe. There's a clear harm involved there (inbreeding depression) that's much more substantive than anything used to argue against gay marriage. Polygamy - We probably will revisit our stance on polygamy in…
It's almost assuredly a "States Rights" argument. I'd be really shocked if it wasn't.
Maybe. I think it would cause a very serious disruption to bring a guy like Terry into a normal team dynamic. The CIA delusions alone would make most people understandably uncomfortable, to say nothing of the racism.…
That wasn't really my intention, and I apologize if it came across that way. What I meant to say is that confronting a schizophrenic about their delusions or disorganized thinking is almost assuredly a futile exercise,…
It's a weird conundrum. He's obviously extremely mentally ill. On the one hand that doesn't give someone carte blanche to do whatever they want. If he started stabbing people we'd (hopefully) put him in a place where he…
Heh, that's fair.
Idk, that seems kinda specious to me (though I realize you're not necessarily defending the reasoning). If I yelled something racist into the microphone instead of "baba booey", very few people would shrug it off as "oh…
In many cases, it's not even about the content of their messages. It's about a total lack of awareness, especially concerning their medium of speech. To me that's far more damning than an off-kilter joke or a moment of…
> libraries are a bit like office politics for front-end web developers -- basically something that feels like work and "advances your career", while in truth it's just a way to avoid doing the real work with actual…
Eh, as the article points out it's pretty unlikely you encountered that last layer of copy protection from a ROM.
Pre-AQ, he's absolutely right that the place was a dead zone and no 60 would bother spending any time there. Silithus was really only busy for those 6 months between patch 1.9 and 1.11. Well, probably a bit longer than…
> saying that they "don't encourage fun" You missed the second part of that clause, which is pretty critical context. > So unless you're really into just having fun - which the game mostly does not encourage in lieu of…