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I was all for Softbank over Dish buying Sprint, government any form of government interference in…
Posted in: SoftBank to give U.S. gov't Sprint board choice: WSJ
I for one, LOVE the smell of cigarettes on an old man's breath late at night…
Posted in: Survey suggests that more kids than ever in Japan think cigarettes stink
Look's like the editorial writer is trying to challenge Hashimoto for the Foot-in-Mouth of the Year…
Posted in: S Korean paper says A-bombs on Japan were 'divine punishment'
Oh I don't know, Hide. A truly miserable person would stay up nights scouring comment boards…
Posted in: Miura becomes oldest person to reach Everest summit
Yubaru-san: My computation is Earnings = income. Income - expenses = savings.
Posted in: S Korean paper says A-bombs on Japan were 'divine punishment'
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Miketan
Congress has been split between both parties for over a decade. Both parties' support is required to pass anything in Congress under these conditions. Both parties bear responsibility for the current fiscal woes. Trying to blame one group of criminals over the other is simply partisan bickering, and intellectually dishonest.
Posted in: No proposals to roll back spending cuts in U.S.
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Miketan
http://law.freeadvice.com/governmentlaw/militarylaw/militarycourtcivilian.htm
Yes, the military may try someone under their own rules, even after a state court trial. The reason is that military and civilian courts are fundamentally separate systems with their own sets of requirements. As a result, the constitutional right to no double jeopardy or no double punishment is preserved by having separate trials in the two different systems. Both the federal government (which usually represents military interests) and a state may prosecute someone for the same conduct.
Posted in: 2 U.S. sailors get 9-10 years for raping woman in Okinawa
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Miketan
Really? "Thousands"? Outright lie. Maybe 800 tops. But, what do I know, I was only the guy there to watch. I have no political agenda, so I must be wrong...
Posted in: Thousands march for gun control in Washington
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Miketan
These symbols are not a reference to Nazi symbols. They are a symbol indicative of scout snipers. This very same design hangs on the wall at the schoolhouse for scout snipers. I personally know scout snipers of jewish heritage who have this emblem tattooed on their arm. My only complaint is that they were stupid enough to allow the photograph to leak out. Everyone needs to get over this hyper-sensitivity that seems to be spreading everywhere!
Posted in: U.S. Marines posed with Nazi symbol in Afghanistan
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Miketan
If you do not want to grow old in prison, do not commit the crime!
Posted in: When life in prison is too long: Debate over older prisoners
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Miketan
The pirates are untrained, illiterate, and incompetent. Professional security contractors will be extremely effective.
Posted in: Britain to allow armed guards to combat sea piracy