Never had any friends relocate to the outback, but know some who have gone to Europe. Its no joke trying to stay there, unlike the US. In the Netherlands, you have to learn the language and meet many requirements before you can be considered. The best way is to be classified as a businessman, or other means which are expensive and time consuming. In the US, anyone can just samba across the Rio Grande and become untouchable. We can't break up family's with cruel heartlessness! and if a
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[quote who="Daiwa" reply="28" id="3656194"] No country has totally clean hands. [/quote] Yes, I guess Iben's point was probably that it was unfair to condemn as racist a fair policy such as halting the flow of illegal immigration.
Still on 7, but have been thinking of moving to 10 for gaming improvements like DX 12
[quote who="Jafo" reply="26" id="3656086"] Nice try, Iben [/quote] I guess he could have dredged up the injustice dealt to the aboriginal population of Australia. I wouldn't have dragged that up, but if I were Iben maybe I would have :D
Yes, when I listen to Trump I hear one of the most conservative agendas I've ever heard really, with the exception of entitlements and debt. I would vote for him just to save the Supreme Court alone. I can't see how someone can be like, hey, my principals keep me from voting for him, because hey, some course language is far more offensive than partial birth abortions and a liberal Supreme Court executing every liberal wet dream from the bench, which circumvents any further need for Co
The time of choice is coming for us Americans and both candidates are lightning rods for different reasons. I line up more with Donald Trump and his beliefs more than I do with Clinton, period. I would actually find a Trump Presidency to be a relief as opposed to a Clinton presidency which would begin with impeachment hearings as soon as she takes the oath, provided the bible didn't burst into flames upon her resting her hands on it. And all this "misogyny crap is so ridiculous. I have sa
[quote who="Iben" reply="17" id="3655737"] People are looking for someone to stand up for the middle class in the US, take the heat and not blow away in the wind. [/quote] I will proudly vote for Trump for a myriad of reasons, but this is certainly up there on the list. I really respect Trump for his ability to fight the storm of all he has faced in the election. I don't believe any of the sexual abuse accusers and think they were all paid for. They have thrown
Oh god Jafo, stop being so melodramatic :D No one will nuke the planet, grab everyones p***y, or have Muslims put in front of firing squads if Trump were to win. My guess is that Trump would remain bombastic, but behind closed doors he would be somewhat measured and restrained by Congress as any President would be at this point.
I will have to vote for Trump and I'll tell you why. The Supreme Court. The next President will have one important task and that's it... appointing justices. Congress will be in gridlock and will be completely ineffective as they are now, so Trumps biggest power will be his influence on the courts. If I'm to take him at his word after being a lifelong Democrat and a friend of the Clinton's until recently, I will be happy to see any of the justices on the list he provided appoi
Well, at least you're being reasonable about the election :D
It sounds a bit utopian. Gary Johnson seems like a rather nice person, but I couldn't vote for someone who doesn't even have the curiosity to turn on the nightly news and learn of a devastating civil war in Syria over the course of years. What is Aleppo?
Jafo, I agree that Trump is abrasive and obnoxious, but I don't agree with the dumb part. Some years back I liked his page on fb cause I always liked his shows and persona, I guess that makes me an evil sexist monster :D Its all like Schwarzenegger who was a beloved superstar until he decided to run against Democrats, then he was suddenly a serial groper and rapist! Millions of dollars are being spent to shape peoples opinions so its not surprising that Trump is starting to ta
What an election season. Democrats are hardly worth the time to write about anymore, but Republicans are proving to be even worse. They have now been exposed as career politicians with absolutely no loyalty to party, only to interests, and money. Need evidence? Look no further than "war hero" John McCain. Most people that I know were so sickened by the idea of him becoming the party nominee in 2008, that they refused to vote for him, but I, as a loyal Republican, held my nose and did the deed
It seemed like a decent OS, but i thought there would be issues like this. I don't think I will be switching to 10 now. Its not a total bomb like 8 and it is appealing in some ways, but I still feel better with win 7 pro and will use that, at least until it becomes obsolete, or until I feel as much confidence in a new version of windows as I do in that.
Liberals generally are horrified when a guy on deathrow finally has his sentence carried out after 35 years, but when infants that can live outside the womb are being extracted in a, "less crunchy" manner to preserve body parts for sale, they find it perfectly acceptable? If we don't protect the weakest among us then we have no civil society.
They need to disinter Steve Jobs to bring quality back... that new phone just doesn't seem to have the same quality. I'm not all that happy with my Samsung S4 as the last update hit the battery life hard, but I'm not sure what phone I want to get next. I'm sure it wont be an Iphone and I'm almost certain Samsung has lost me as well. Samsung releases updates that diminish the quality of the phone.
[quote who="Kantok" reply="22" id="3409073"]The American public is dumb, but that may a bridge too far. [/quote] I'm not so sure its all that far. Sure, it would be nuts for Obama to start bashing the system he set up and move to another idea, but when I see some liberals arguing online how "Obama was crazy to listen to conservatives" and how cooperative he was setting up a conservative health care system designed by Mitt Romney and the Heritage foundation rather than the single p
Its all starting to unravel for Obama. Its just going to cascade into one big avalanche for the administration all at once. Benghazi, Fast and Furious, barricading veteran memorials, more than 500 million for the Healthcare.gov website, more than 500 million for Solyndra, 51 vote party line budget gimmick at midnight Christmas eve to change our nations healthcare, the failed stimulus payoff, using the IRS as Brownshirts to attack Tea party conservatives with audits and delays of tax exempt st
About as popular as New Coke or Obamacare.
Next thing I'll learn is that I can't shoot a Jehovah Witness for trying to give me the latest edition of Watchtower.
[quote who="DaveBax" reply="6" id="3403657"]After it was passed, bids went out for web designers[/quote] I'm not all that surprised if the Democrats actually worked a bid system for the site. I remember the Iraq war when Democrats like Hillary and others were bellyaching that Bush gave no bid contract to Halliburton.. There were only two companies in the world who could have bid... Halliburton and some French company. Why should we have given the French such a contract when they d
I've had a couple of false flags in Malwarebytes. Before removing the alleged exploit check out the date of the file. If the file has the same date as the programs installation the chances are high its a false flag. I also use HJT to check the list of registry entries to see if anything latched on. A great place to check your logfile is here http://www.hijackthis.de/
I'm just really curious about a tech issue. How in 2013 can a website with an unlimited budget and years of planning fail? It has to be by design imo. There isn't any way such incompetence is achievable, it has to be intentional. It must be because the exchanges are so incomplete and expensive that the website was designed broken as a method of delay.
It looks like the upgrades are mostly cosmetic. Bah, never was a fan of Apple and their Chinese slavery factories with desperate Chinese people leaping to their deaths rather than continue toiling away. I use Galaxy S4.
[quote who="Dr Guy" reply="46" id="3370263"]the data is not being used to find any terrorists, but to spy on those that do not agree with the administration.[/quote] That seems to be exactly right. There has been a pattern. In the early day of Obama's disastrous first term there was a memo circulated by the Dept. of Homeland Absurdity and Secretary Janet Incompitano stating that the Dept. was more interested in looking at right wing extremists and tea party types rather than