2009-03-29, 22:09 | Link #1964 | |
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2009-03-29, 22:37 | Link #1965 | |
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If NK drops a nuke on Japan and he survives, he would have had it 3 times in his life. Roy Sullivian (the US Park Ranger who got 7 "Divine Punishments from Thor") must have had envied him.
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2009-03-30, 02:24 | Link #1968 | |
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Japan OKs deployment of missile defense system
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2009-03-30, 02:38 | Link #1969 |
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The odds of hitting the rocket (missile???) are statistically poor... Anti-missile defense does not go as well as some might portray. The odds of it simply falling apart or the NK team having to self-destruct it because it goes awry are pretty high.
Debris field downrange has always been the biggest issue....
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2009-03-30, 06:35 | Link #1970 | |
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2009-03-30, 13:08 | Link #1971 | |
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The Aegis missile system has only shot down one US Satellite to date, and most of the other stuff it shot down was test missiles. Once they pressed the button, the only thing we can do is cross our fingers and pray. If the North Koreans self-destruct it in the upper atmosphere, it would become something like an MIRV, except that there is no payload, just sheer power of metal pieces falling from the sky. If the Aegis fails to shoot it down, North Korea is going to get a little more arrogant.
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2009-03-30, 14:35 | Link #1972 | |
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I think American Justice system are sometimes too harsh but on the other hand i think the rest of the world are way to easy on Criminals. Trash like this should be sentence to 25 to life with a emphasis on life.
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2009-03-30, 15:31 | Link #1973 | |
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2009-03-30, 17:28 | Link #1975 | |
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That and he wasn't acting alone, meaning that his girlfriend was probably the one doing most of the coercion/pressuring on the girl. Maybe I should feel more outraged, but to be honest, it's a far sad state outside of Western countries in regards to teenage prostitution, that at least this guy got caught, sentenced and exposed for what he is.
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2009-03-30, 18:30 | Link #1976 |
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Age-of-consent does NOT equal age-of-adulthood in most countries... so someone being a "minor" does not mean they can't have sex or get married for that matter.
Just that in some places, they can't watch themselves or take pictures of themselves... or that most of the rules are flipping idiotic, contradictory, and have nothing to do with actual cognitive abilities or biology. (yes, it might be stupid to spread personal rights out over 10 or more years... thank our wobbly politicians across the planet) Coerced prostitution and being paid with chicken nuggets are both outrageous no matter what age the woman. His girlfriend... I'm feeling even more annoyed with though.
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2009-03-30, 18:38 | Link #1977 | |
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even if 16 is age of consent in Aussie land, 16 is still consider a minor. Prostitution of a minor should result in significant jail time. 2 1/2yr is a slap on the risk to these type of people.
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2009-03-30, 18:46 | Link #1978 | |
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The 1337 hackers over in China did it again. Governments around the world found that their computers have been hacked. China now claims they didn't do it. I don't buy it but how about you? http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/7970471.stm |
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2009-03-30, 19:31 | Link #1979 | |
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If the girl consent to it then I suppose she should get punished as well, but unless he kinda influenced her to do so then maybe not. But the story is quite messed up. And only China thing, I wouldn't be surprised if the Chinese government was invovled.
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