@tex242: the please explain how this is any different than the Pentagon Papers incident. Because from where I sit the details may be different but the principles seems to be the same. Just because something is embarassing doesn't mean it should be secret.

@kayakj: My standard of Wikileaks crossing the line is the death of innocent people. Anything less than death is irrelevant in my opinion.

I tend to mirror peoples accents when talking to them for more than a few minutes. My friends say it's racist, but I really don't realize it till it's pointed out. Also the people who I'm speaking to often seem to understand me better, especially non-native speakers.

@Enideo: I figured that out back in high school. My French teacher said I had the best accent.

@tshack: these are the same companies that have no problem with processing payments for hate groups such as the KKK. So I say screw em

@voteforme: apparently that mandated code of conduct is that you can't have a past? Alot of my frat brothers are teachers now. Based on what you are saying here you would probably not want them to teach your kids. Too bad, cause they are by and large excellent teachers.

All the haters, please give me even one incident where people died that can be directly linked to information provided by Wikileaks. Otherwise it's all just speculation. You don't get to say it puts people in danger, prove it.

@tex242: information does not equal property. It's the governments job to keep things secret, but once it's out in the open journalist have no obligation to keep those things secret.

@van_line: maybe the writers just play too many FPS games so they really think it's that easy.

@akacrash: not neanderthals, trolls.

@Ian Williamson: right on.

@Zanzan42: if we look at what is happening in Europe as an example of the failure of socialism, shouldn't we also see the economic collapse here in the US as the failure of capitalism? Or is that the fault of the Socialist too?

@Zanzan42: much better when only those who can afford it have adequate care right?

@Zanzan42: The only people driving into Detroit for medical care are those who can afford to pay for those procedures out of pocket. They didn't want to wait online for the same procedure in Canada because they would have to wait based on when they added their name to the list rather than be allowed to "cut" the line…

@Lion_Knight: would probably increase corruption since those workers feel entitled to that level of salary they might be more willing to accept bribes to pay for their McMansion.

"Fire & Blood Productions has apologised for the distress caused but blamed the subcontractor it hired"

@Galvarez: At least your staying realistic about it cause "shit" is all you are likely to get.

@Ryanrule: +1,000,000

@Kadayi: You do know that you can get away with alot by just using forced perspective and other visual tricks to make it appear as if his hand was cut off. No need to digitally remove his hand for every scene.

@Nicholas Gann: I didn't know planetary scientist make alot of money. I should have studied harder.