Takumidesh

The good faith exception is such bullshit.

I don't get a good faith exception if I truly thought that the speed limit was actually 75 instead of 55, even if my phone and car told me that was the case.

It doesn't even make sense to me in a mental gymnastics way, like, just because I tried hard and was honest, doesn't make a warrant any more or less valid.

I wouldn't get a magazine for news.

I still get paper thrasher for the pictures and the interviews for example. It's not about latest and greatest.

This is a post about people who don't understand encryption.

I don't agree with it, but the reason this religious argument (and most challenges of religion) falls flat, is because, to the true believer, their God is infallible, and so the idea of God making a mistake like that is on direct conflict with their core beliefs.

For sale, but not to own and you can buy it off roster as well.

Even the strictest state is less strict than most countries.

The nature of 3d printing means that printed parts can be prone to layer separation which means that your flared base may become separated after a fierce session.

Just a warning that 3d printed toys can be very dangerous to anyone thinking of using one, as tempting as it may be.

The nature of 3d printing means that printed parts can be prone to layer separation which means that your flared base may become separated after a fierce session.

Just a warning that 3d printed toys can be very dangerous to anyone thinking of using one, as tempting as it may be.

Debt is a concept not a physical thing, there isn't anything intrinsic about it that must make it transfer to others.

If I'm ok with forgiving $5 they my friend owes me for lunch, that doesn't make the debt mysteriously transfer to a 3rd party.

You can just generate a PDF on demand. There isn't much permanent about them at all.

How? The us citizens have no consistent and reliable way to do so.

A birth certificate does not guarantee citizenship as it could have been renounced, social security numbers are granted to temporary workers and immigrants, and passports are not mandatory or encouraged by government.

If you are a natural born citizen who was stopped by law enforcement walking down the street today how would you prove you are a citizen right then and there?

How would you be able to actually prove you are a citizen without discovery of government records in a court of law?

When applying for a passport in the US, you must provide a birth certificate that meets many qualifications, that brith certificate is then cross referenced and verified. If you don't have it you have to do a lengthy file request process, a cross referenced birth certificate is the only way you can prove you are a natural born citizen, and that can't be accomplished on the side of the street.

But they do have a pr department. The holy see is a political organization. They are an internationally recognized government with diplomatic relationships. While not a member state of the UN they are permanent observers and influence decision making on a worldwide scale, and it's not a secret that the church, which is run by the same person as the holy see (the Pope) has had its fair share of controversy.

I don't think it's a stretch to think the holy see spends time and effort in order to make their appearance, and the appearance of the church, look better.

I think you think I'm someone else.