The right of private property is a common right in any and all democratic countries. Used a UN link because that was the very first link google gave me after a 2 second search.

Phones aren't a right, nor are they against your liberties if they take them away.

She'll probably ask the police to arrest the police officer who put her in jail... and then hang up the phone before they say anything XD

Seriously? You don't understand how your rights allow you to buy and own stuff? Do people need to explain that to you?

Lazy police doesn't go to your house 60 times to tell you "don't do that". Lazy police goes once to warn you, and the second time around they drag your ass to jail for at least a night to see if you get the point.

This is a grown up woman, not a child. She has her liberties and rights, which include having a phone and doing what ever she wants with it. Then again, someone had to teach her about the limits of those rights, and she went over the line when she started to interfere with the police and their work.

The police visited Monmae at her home around sixty times to caution her about her excessive calling.

And this week, authorities finally arrested Monmae for interfering with police duties. Obviously, this woman needs help, and I'm not convinced she'll find it in jail.

Ah Android, always the parenthetical, never the precursor.

How do Super Nintendo sprites from 1994 look so much more layered and interesting and detailed than iOS sprites from 2013? We need an intervention, Square Enix. This is getting out of hand.

So one can either pay money for currency needed to craft more powerful tank parts or upgrade existing ones, or grind levels to amass cash. Grinding wouldn't be a problem — I enjoy the simple gameplay enough to want to do it over and over again — but then they added an energy mechanic, limiting how much I can play in…

*Cough*fansubs*cough*

"This does in fact feel like someone breaking into your house," said Pichlmair. "It teaches us to use different passwords for different services from now on and so it should teach you and your readers."

I'm 28, but I'm pretty sure that by the time I get to 60 I'll look like this when I hear teenagers talk:

Have any link to those articles? I would love to read them.

Tried one of those using "men" instead of "feminists" and I got this:

...said no one ever.