“[Laws] enable punishment. They don’t prevent anything. ”
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Hey, I just gussied up EvilFD’s idea with nonsense jargon (vaguely) from WWII fact and fiction. Glad you enjoyed it, though. I had no idea what I was doing at the time but I guess it kinda worked out.*
“The Russians got absolutely roflstomped by the Chechen’s in Grozny because they sent MBTs in without infantry support.”
Such a lame and horrendously punny joke! What kind of nutbar does that?
“Good to know. Even though I disagree, that mixtape was sublime.”
“Because that is what these signs are addressing; party culture, not rape culture.”
It was a stupid joke that wasn’t in the best of taste. [That implies it was near the best or not near the worst. Both are wrong. It is graded T for The Worst.]
Just to clarify my own position, I don’t love you.
Excuse me? Do you have something against Trapper Keepers?
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Squeaky wheel gets da kick!
“I’ve about had it with the self-deprecating remarks from Asians (almost always men) online...”
Great article. Well researched. Well put together. A very strong argument.
“What he did [...] would have gotten him fired no matter his job.”
“I’m not GLAD he’s out on the street...”
Except I did not agree with you in that sentence.
“And for the record, I only said the TITLE was yellow journalism.”
I’m all for the legitimate protection of copyright. I fully believe the protections pursued by the big corps generally help the little people by establishing important precedent. And I’m also mindful of how copyright law often demands action be taken or else rights are pushed further towards jeopardy. In short, if I…
Wait, there was a joke in there that I missed? Now I feel left out.
“I’ve got a whole host of little tools on this website just begging for me to be desperately wrong on something so they can take me to the woodshed.”