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Aydrea · Guest

"Scientology is evil; its techniques are evil; its practice is a serious threat to the community, medically, morally, and socially; and its adherents are sadly deluded and often mentally ill... (Scientology is) the world's largest organization of unqualified persons engaged in the practice of dangerous techniques which masquerade as mental therapy." -- Justice Anderson, Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia"The government is satisfied that Scientology is socially harmful. It alienates members of families from each other and attributes squalid and disgraceful motives to all who oppose it; its authoritarian principles and practice are a potential menace to the personality and well being of those so deluded as to become followers; above all, its methods can be a serious danger to the health of those who submit to them... There is no power under existing law to prohibit the practice of Scientology; but the government has concluded that it is so objectionable that it would be right to take all steps within its power to curb its growth." -- Kenneth Robinson, UK Minister of Health"Scientology is both immoral and socially obnoxious...It is corrupt sinister and dangerous. It is corrupt because it is based on lies and deceit and has its real objective money and power for Mr. Hubbard... It is sinister because it indulges in infamous practices both to its adherents who do not toe the line unquestionably and to those who criticize it or oppose it. It is dangerous because it is out to capture people and to indoctrinate and brainwash them so they become the unquestioning captives and tools of the cult, withdrawn from ordinary thought, living, and relationships with others." -- Justice Latey, ruling in the High Court of London"[The court record is] replete with evidence [that Scientology] is nothing in reality but a vast enterprise to extract the maximum amount of money from its adepts by pseudo scientific theories... and to exercise a kind of blackmail against persons who do not wish to continue with their sect.... In addition to violating and abusing its own members' civil rights, the organization over the years with its 'fair game' doctrine has harassed and abused those persons not in the church whom it perceives as enemies." -- Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul BreckenridgeThese quotes are old (1960s-1980s), but they are still completely accurate. There are lots of other quotes like this by judges, justices and ministers of many countries.
Leave it to Forbes to shill for the Republicans, and leave it to unthinking anti-tax libertarians to swallow it whole. A women who pays for health insurance, whether that's private health insurance or the public health insurance option being considered under the reforms, should not be restricted in her choice of legal medical procedures. Why are the people who love to chant no government interference so eager to have the government intervene to force women to carry unwanted pregnancies and thereby deny them basic control over their own body and future?

LARES · Guest

“I find it far more likely that a Libertarian would argue that the best remedy for rogue ISPs blocking their favorite traffic is market competition.For places that are free to choose between different ISPs (like cable vs. DSL) there is a strong incentive for ISPs to offer services that people actually like.For places where only 1 (evil) ISP exists, there is usually a strong incentive for another ISP to realize markets where people are unhappy and offer a better alternative.Furthermore, people in cities with only 1 cable or 1 telephone company that controls those respective intra-city lines, if they are angered enough by their ISPs, can initiate local measures to revoke the ISPs charter with the city and offer these contracts to other ISPs willing to offer services that the voters want.These are not always the best solutions. The question is whether having the federal government regulate the internet is a better solution than the free market one. Many of the founders of the the various technologies that power the internet to not favor Net Neutrality because they think it will stifle internet innovation. The sorts of regulations Net Neutrality wants to mandate would make new algorithms like "fair queuing" illegal for ISPs to implement. The government is just not tech savvy enough to regulate the specifics of internet protocols effectively. They will have a nearly impossible job legally differentiating between "fair" traffic shaping (like giving latency priority to voip traffic over data transfers) and unfair traffic shaping (like limiting the speed of bit torrent traffic).

Nishelle · Guest

Disc brakes were introduced into motorsport by Jaguar at Le Mans. The cars were so good in braking zones that they put a small logo on the back of the car, so that following cars would know it was disc brakes, so they wouldn't run into the back of them. This example of it is on the Mk2 Jag. http://www.nickgibbs.net/images/Web_Jaguar_Mk2_dis ....
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Ohlmus · Guest

Mexico has a president?!? ... I thought they had a King or something.

CEISSMAN · Guest