MedVision ad

Search results

  1. jennyfromdabloc

    Strong and effective climate change policy, that doesn't involve a great, big new tax

    Re: Strong and effective climate change policy, that doesn't involve a great, big new Maybe international cooperation is the best possible solution. Maybe. But we also have to ask if it is a realistic solution. Can we really expect China and India, where hundreds of millions still live in...
  2. jennyfromdabloc

    Euthanasia

    Re: Questions about euthanasia... How does one judge which state of mind, or "person that emerges" is the "true" person? This sort of logic could be extended to almost any situation to suggest that any decision a person makes is not their "true" intention, and that therefore someone else...
  3. jennyfromdabloc

    Results

    Such biased emotional rants in this thread (from both sides of the debate). I've been at UWS for 3 years and I've heard it all, the truth is simply this: -UWS is not as prestigious as the G8 unis and even uMaq and UTS. This is a real disadvantage. -However, prestige is only one of many factors...
  4. jennyfromdabloc

    Should police have any powers that ordinary citizens don't?

    It should be the same power as citizens arrest which is still legally recognised. Sure police should be able to detain people, but so should anyone who has witnessed a serious crime. In both cases, people who arrest people falsely (police or otherwise) should be charged with the same serious...
  5. jennyfromdabloc

    Should police have any powers that ordinary citizens don't?

    No it is not. Anyone can fight fires. What makes someone a fire fighter is that they are paid to do it on behalf of other people. Similarly, anyone can teach children (with their parent's permission), but teacher are paid to specialize in this and do this for parents who are busy working in...
  6. jennyfromdabloc

    Should police have any powers that ordinary citizens don't?

    Now your talking. Yes we should review all executive power, because all executives are just fallible people, and giving people power over others is extremely dangerous. I did not classify all police officers as unintelligent. But based on the entry requirements for a policing course, the...
  7. jennyfromdabloc

    Going out: Loaded gun v Spanking the monkey

    So you're about to head out with the hope of returning home later with an attractive girl; maybe its a first date, maybe you're just hoping to randomly pick up, maybe its a casual thing but there's potential for it to become more. Do you find its best if you have a good hard fap before you...
  8. jennyfromdabloc

    John W. Howard - Love him or Loath him?

    Stephen Smith is quite handsome. He has a real confident, masculine look, unlike Howard who always seemed like an awkward geek. In short; Smith fucks bitches. Howard fucked the country.
  9. jennyfromdabloc

    Age of consent?

    Okay, most 11 year olds aren't. Though I don't think a law with a blanket cut off age is the best way to deal with the problem. My point is that if an 11 year old is not old enough to have sex, they are not old enough to have sex with anyone, whether the other person is 12 or 50.
  10. jennyfromdabloc

    Age of consent?

    I agree with Freedom, a lot of people simply don't like the idea of people having sex with someone much older than them, but this doesn't really make any sense, its just an aesthetic or moralistic preference. What exactly do you mean by "asymmetric information, deception and/or manipulation?"...
  11. jennyfromdabloc

    How long do you predict until Blu-Ray will 'take over'?

    Never going to take over. People are switching to hard drives and media centers so they can easily play pirated media and can browse their entire library without the hassle of changing disks or having to store piles of these disks. These over priced disks are a very unattractive option to...
  12. jennyfromdabloc

    Dubai is on the verge of Sovereign Default and Bankruptcy

    Agreed. The place has no character. It's just gone for bigger, gaudier and more outrageous.
  13. jennyfromdabloc

    Should we raise the drinking age?

    Clubs: A highly regulated, well lit environment with extensive security. Alternatives: Parks, on the streets, beaches and various public places where teenagers are totally at the mercy of whatever strangers frequent these areas, where there is no regulation or security, and where drinkers cause...
  14. jennyfromdabloc

    Criminal Krudd to hand over our wealth

    "Give up" means to voluntarily give up. Franklin is warning people to avoid being fooled by promises of security into choosing to vote for governments that take away their liberties. As libertarians we do not support this. We did not give up our rights. We had them stripped from us, or never...
  15. jennyfromdabloc

    Natural monopolies?

    Well you can define anything any way you want, which was very much my point. I was questioning whether exploitative monopolies able to extract large economic rents from consumers are likely to actually exist in the absence of government. There are plenty of alternatives available to the copper...
  16. jennyfromdabloc

    Dubai is on the verge of Sovereign Default and Bankruptcy

    Agreed. They are absolute cunts. http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/johann-hari/johann-hari-a-morally-bankrupt-dictatorship-built-by-slave-labour-1828754.html I hope the whole Emirate goes bankrupt.
  17. jennyfromdabloc

    Criminal Krudd to hand over our wealth

    We don't need a "free market utopia" to exist to observe that subsidies drive up prices.
  18. jennyfromdabloc

    Criminal Krudd to hand over our wealth

    It's a basic fact, you subsidize something, you drive up the price.
  19. jennyfromdabloc

    Criminal Krudd to hand over our wealth

    This used to be me. Then I realised that government interference is what drives up the cost of education and healthcare by a huge factor, and that even poor people would be able to afford decent healthcare (as in at least as good as they get now) without government intervention. Look how bad...
  20. jennyfromdabloc

    Natural monopolies?

    Maybe and No. The whole idea of monopoly, natural or otherwise, is a bit of a joke. Whether a monopoly exists depends entirely on how broadly or narrowly you define an industry. Your local convenience store may have a monopoly on the supply of food in your neighborhood, but you would hardly...
Top