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I just watched Paul Mason's interview with Varoufakis and it's been rather depressing. Most of what he says is perfectly reasonable given the structural confines of the EZ. But it's all based on a belief in "mutual interests", a belief that negotiations can, and will, lead to a "mutually beneficial deal" with the financial inquisition.

Not sure if he's just adhering to his role as FinMin or if he truly believes it. I'd say it's a questionable assumption at best. From over here, it certainly looks like the creditors' position is "pay up, bitch!", end of story. Schäuble is not going to compromise, the majority of parliament is all in on neoliberalism and most of the electorate either doesn't care or even consents. Merkel might agree to a deal, given how she holds no convictions whatsoever except that being in power is better than not being in power. But Schäuble cannot be reined it with half the party being in lockstep with his actions.

No deal worth signing. Either full capitulation or they'll continue this charade with their buddies from PASOK and ND.

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>> ^oritteropo:

dead private


Fixed and thanks!

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Oh, you're right. There is no deal solution, though.

In reply to this comment by MrFisk:
Probably not, in most cases. But I think the point is that housing elderly inmates is an expensive drain on society--a drain that outweighs the crime. Exile would cheaper.

In reply to this comment by MarineGunrock:
They deserve compassion, dignity and respect? Did they give that to their victims?

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:

>> ^westy:
there should be an instant death penalty for people like this...
I mean realy its a fucking game ,

Dude, its just a fucking video too. And besides thats what makes it so funny, dude finds a shiny pony in a video game and goes mental.


lol yah i know ,

I guess its just sad seeing a kid this excited when it comes to something that's literally a dice roll.
adults are exploited with the same thing through gambling and TV shows like deal or no deal , just makes me depressed.

>> ^maximillian:

I disagree. Saved Christians are compelled to help as a result of their salvation. Before my salvation I helped people because I wanted to hear people's praises of how good I am. Now I do it because of the love of the Lord. There is a difference because the later is a selfish sacrifice whereas the former is vanity. This selfish attitude is the fruit of a true Christian. Not saying non-Christians don't behave this way. However when faced with adversity and other hardships people's motivations are tested. If I only had earthly motivations then I would falter.


Your personal justifications are no deal maker; people will help others out of empathy, vanity, expectance of reciprocity, etc., with or without religion. All religion does is have an authority figure tell you you must be a certain way otherwise you will be tortured forever and not go to an imaginary wonderful place.

The same results of "salvation" as you call it can be found by reading philosophy and/or working on one's ethics and self esteem; no need to have "faith" or believe in the supernatural for any of that.

I do hear what you are saying.
I guess it's a matter of you hearing what I mean and not what I say

To try to be more articulate in what I am trying to say...

I use the term rent-a-cop as a term of disrespect for those who assume the role of authority when in fact they have none, do not have the appropriate training or overstep their ground for their personal ego inflation.

I use the term Security guard as a term of respect for those who are actually there for the public good or who work at a professional level. And don't worry, I do have respect for a person who operates within the boundaries of professionalism. And I do give authority benefit of doubt. I respect the profession as I would any other uniformed profession...

I do not, though, give blind respect just because some douche is given a uniform and it goes to their head - because in my mind, that's not professional. I also do not give respect to anyone in uniform that is being paid solely for the sake of corporate interest.

They need to stand up, have some balls, and rethink who the bad guys are (hint - it's not the reporters). And, yes, I do understand they are doing their best, under extreme circumstances, to bring home a paycheck and feed their families. But they are still rent-a-cops in this example of "Security Guard." In fact, they aren't in a security role at the moment, they are mercenaries at best. (That's my uninformed opinion).

Cheers!
(No disrespect to the professional Security Guard - or to you, my friend!)

>> ^Lawdeedaw:

So, security works with local law enforcement? Hrm, that is a broad accusation, considering most do not. Trust me, I know a few security---one retired wanted to bust all the crack heads and make the parks safe for kids again, and the other hated cops because of how cops treated him with such disrespect. But then there were the many others who had no dealings with police entirely. They worked for the companies they worked for---much like bouncers---and that was that.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
>> ^Lawdeedaw:
I hate the term rent-a-cop. It is like saying ..... rent-a-fags for bi-sexual men.

?


Yeah, both make no sense---is what I tried saying...

>> ^Sagemind:
A Rent-a-cop pretends to have authority where they clearly don't.
A Security Guard works in conjunction with local law enforcement.
>> ^Lawdeedaw:
I hate the term rent-a-cop. It is like saying rent-a-teacher for subs, rent-a-doctor for RNPs, or rent-a-fags for bi-sexual men. There is no such thing as a rent-a-cop. There is a security guard... Some have complexes but that goes with being human.




So, security works with local law enforcement? Hrm, that is a broad accusation, considering most do not. Trust me, I know a few security---one retired wanted to bust all the crack heads and make the parks safe for kids again, and the other hated cops because of how cops treated him with such disrespect. But then there were the many others who had no dealings with police entirely. They worked for the companies they worked for---much like bouncers---and that was that.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

^$150 plus $50 driver fee anywhere in LA or Orange County.


No deal. 1 Z$ is all I can pay you.

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no hot chicks room, no deal.

Well I just tried looking up the webcast site. No deal. Black hole must have sucked it up already