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Getting the police to subpoena the information from Microsoft?

I like the XBox idea, but does he know his email address? Or did you mean an MSN Messenger IM? (Or his his Hotmail account stored with password/etc?)

Centrino means the following, FYI:

Latop has:
- Intel Pentium M chip (1.3-2.0 Ghz currently)
- Intel chipset (855 I think)
- Integrated 802.11b wireless (or b/g depending on version of Centrino)

TPRJones wrote:Oh, okay. So we agree that the federal government can't police itself worth a damn.

Right, exactly.

We just have different views on how the states would react without a powerful federal government.

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Re-read it, and it's pretty much the same as yours. Nuh uh. You said it wouldn't work. I answered with reasons why I thought it would in answer to the rest of your post (which I did read, as is obvious by my responding to your points). Did you read the rest of mine? No, I was referring to the statm...

I am suprised you didn't say guilty until proven innocent. Also historically speaking overly harsh punishment doesn't work. Hell look at England in the middle ages you could die for stealing didn't stop it. I do get a laugh when people bring up caning since Singapore got it from the British. Why, j...

thibodeaux wrote:
DictionaryDave wrote:Public transportation is more efficient both as to fuel and to the environment

Everybody says that, but I wonder if it's really true.

I don't.

It just isn't as time efficient.

Get rid of insurance, and prices would drop. Dramatically.

I like it, make the owners (shareholders) really be the owners and responsible ones.

Oh, I REALLY like that idea.

Well, the federal government certainly has acted within the realm of the constitution I strongly disagree with this statement. The thing is, only the federal government is in charge of telling the federal government if it's following the rules or not. That's no good, IMO. If the states were doing m...

(How was this not a topic? Or did I miss it?)

Personal belief: Punishment should NOT fit the crime. Punishment should be overly harsh and severe, possibly even cruel or unusual.

You steal $20, you get $100 worth of punishment, etc.

Alhazad wrote:can i be your running mate? i have this great plan to put all the nuclear waste in montana

We're already trying to put in into Utah, isn't that good enough?

(Or was it Nevada... I think it was Nevada).

Those posts may explain the lack of success of America II. :p

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Solar is close the price of natural gas, but only cuz gas has gotten so bloody expensive.

Wait, that doesn't address the feasibility issue at all. What feasibility issue? They already do a popular vote, how is it not feasible? You said: I disagree, I believe the electoral college was a way of allowing for a presidential election on such a grand scale in a reasonable amount of time. If, ...

GORDON wrote:
TheCatt wrote:Coal plants, but with scrubbers/etc for example.

I vote we have a nuclear-only power grid.

Coal is so... 1800's.

Sure, go all France on us.

Hmmm.

Some public assistance with some way to figure out if they can do public service work?

I like Thib's idea... completely free (law-sense, not cost) web hosting, etc.

I'm in favor of immigrants with skillz and that want jobs we don't want.

laissez-faire, if only to see how it really works.

On the other hand, what about drugs, etc that end up killing people since they weren't tested and such? People can just sue back, but what if the company goes bankrupt first?

Yeah, I like the protecting of land/nature/etc.

Coal plants, but with scrubbers/etc for example.

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