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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 15, 2014, 03:08:51 AM »
Hello,

I think that all large gravitational fields would be round eventually.

I also think that any object with even a small gravitational field would retain some form of atmosphere, the composition and density would be what mattered.

Steve

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Anti-Cheat / Re: Tking from .DooM^
« on: Tuesday, April 15, 2014, 02:58:47 AM »
Hello,

Is it possible to use original GUID's so they match with older logs and background checks?

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Monday, April 14, 2014, 16:39:08 PM »
Hello,

This is what I have been waiting for  muahhahaha.

EDITED

Steve so you can make cliams but dont have to back them up. Come on steve I know your better than that.
That is a total cop out.

Look at your first line, and then think.

Did I "cop" out or did I supply the rope?

And too answer you less sarcasticly (  :D ) the big bang and or the existence of a supreme being/s are all theories, there is no proof.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Monday, April 14, 2014, 04:36:34 AM »
Hello,

And you can prove that God does'nt exist?

I am agnostic.

It is not for me to prove or dis-prove.

I just need proof.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Saturday, April 12, 2014, 17:39:56 PM »
Hello,

At least Gays exist, god does not.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Saturday, April 12, 2014, 03:57:57 AM »
Hello,

I fail to see how that post is relevant at all to the discussion. We're not talking about different laws or anything, but basic human rights here. Gay people should have the right to get married. Nobody else is really affected by it. Churches don't have to marry gay people, but there are plenty that will and already have. Nobody is being forced, so why the backlash? You keep sidestepping the issue with something else. I don't care what the rules are in other countries, if it's against gay marriage, it's wrong.

Again you miss the point completely, getting married is not a human right.

Gay marriage is what we are discussing, and the law has changed. In the 1960's it was illegal to commit homosexual acts, now the state sanctions homosexuality.

It might be a human right to be homosexual.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 17:29:31 PM »
Hello,

Until every country and every culture brings all laws in to one universal version, there will be trouble.

In the UK it is illegal to have sex under 16, so all I need to do is travel to another country to have sex with someone under 16. Does that make me a pedophile?

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Friday, April 11, 2014, 03:28:13 AM »
Hello,

What a joke. Are you against the abolishing slavery? What about civil rights? What about when they decided it wasn't OK to beat your wife? All were laws that were changed due to us evolving as a society.

Society and social norms change all the time. We are a much better society than we used to be, and that might continue. Not wanting progress is ridiculous.

As far as I know ( and I may be wrong ) there was never a law that said you must have slaves. What there was, was no law against it. Anti slavery legislation was added in to law.

Civil rights have been added in to law, because some people ( regardless of color, creed or religion ) needed protecting.

I don't remember a law saying you should beat your wife, again that law was added.

Yes, over time the law changes, but mainly as new crimes are committed or things that were not illegal are made illegal.

Should all convicted criminals of a specific crime be released when the crime they committed is no longer a crime?

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Thursday, April 10, 2014, 06:07:44 AM »
Hello,

At first I though you just didn't like that the company fired him for his views, but your first strawman sentence makes it seem like you're also against gay marriage as well.
"I have a different opinion than you" could be used to justify any bad viewpoints or behavior. Where is the line? I'd say it's at equal rights for all humans, but apparently you disagree, despite having no logical argument to back up your view. Why are you even here debating if you're not going to provide anything other than meaningless phrases such as "No two people will ever have exactly the same views on everything" What's the point?


As far as privacy goes, how is this even a privacy situation? When you show your support for a public movement, that's a public act. A private act would be telling a friend or family member. If it was actually private, nobody would know, unless a family member or friend leaked it.
Regardless, when you're a CEO, nothing you do is private. It's the same as if you're a sports star or a celebrity. It's to be expected. He knew what he was getting into, it's the life of a public figure. It might not be right, but that's life, and life never has been, and never will be fair.
The bottom line was his stance on this issue had a chance to have a negative effect on the company. This kind of thing happens A LOT, but is only getting attention now because it has to do with gay marriage.
Where too start, I am not against marriage, I am against the law being changed over time.

The first line of my post was sarcasm, where does the changing of the law end?

Will, eventually, people be able to marry an inanimate object?

The point is that no two people have the exact same views on everything, so why get rid of the CEO because one view does not match someone else.

It is not equal rights for all humans. This CEO who is a human lost his rights to have a personal opinion.

Of course this is a privacy issue. The CEO did this privately not in the companies name. He was doing what he thought was right.

Not even mentioning that weed is less harmfull than tabacco and alcohol as far as I know.
So you don't think a mind altering drug will effect driving skills then?

I also want to point out that is have used Firefox for a very long time, and still do. Not because I agree with their politics or views, but because I started out on Netscape before Internet Explorer.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Thursday, April 10, 2014, 03:24:48 AM »
Hello,

I want to marry my PC, have started ironing my dick so it will fit in card slot.

At the end of the day, I have a personal opinion, a business opinion. No two people will ever have exactly the same views on everything, and the same can be said about people and companies. As long as I tow the company line in public, I don't see a problem. In private what I do is my business.

Now do we want to get in to a privacy issue here?

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 23:19:48 PM »
Hello,

Believe it or not, I am not an "ist" person. I don't see color, sex/orientation, age, disability or religion.

What I am is someone who hates it when someone says "Your only saying/doing that because I am [ red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet, black or white / male, female, straight, gay or bi / any age / disabled / what ever religion or not ]"

Things that may change in the law and why.

Age of consent. Because people want it to change.
How people can be married at one time. Because people want it to change.

I am only using those two currently, but there are more. The "people" who want these things to change might be you, they might be me or they could be someone else. I already cover the age of consent.

Number of people allowed to be married. Most "White" cultures agree on two people being married, whilst a lot of "Non-white" cultures like one husband and many wives. There is discrimination a plenty here. First off, I had to use the colors too make a point, but I do know that the same applies the other way around sometimes. But here is the bigger discrimination, 1 husband and many wives! Why not 1 wife and many husbands?

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 19:55:39 PM »
Hello,
What's all the fuss about? Being gay or pedo doesn't make a person bad. It's just a matter of taste.

E.g. Possessed is both, and he is a good aao25.com admin.
And you have bad taste.

People keep talking about the age difference between partners, what does that have to do with anything.

It is about "consenting" sex partners and when someone is old enough to know what they want. Biggest difference I have had personally is 7 years. So were they 16 and me 23 and is that wrong?

College/University is 17/18 years old here normally so no problem with them exploring.

Everyone is different, some people develop earlier some later. This is part of the reason there is a need for a standard age for consent.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 08:13:19 AM »
Hello,

At 49 years old, I think that as you get older you understand why there is an age of consent. You might think or know at 15 what you want, but it changes as you get older. You also have to think about this, when do your parents stop taking responsibility for your actions.

"The age of concent" has nothing to do with you agreeing to have sex or not. It is the age that the society you live in says it is legal to have sex. Rape ( a crime I consider worse than murder ) or pedophilia ( which I think is worse than rape ) should be punished very hard.

I am not an American, I am English. We let people drive at 17, when we think they are sensible enough, guess why I think 17 is a good age for sex now.

Steve

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The Lounge / Re: Stop Mozilla Firefox's Discrimination Against Conservatives
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 07:48:20 AM »
Hello,
Oh I understand the whole age consent thingie, and I get where you're coming from, I should have been more clear, and said infants and not children, what you are reffering to are teenagers, atleast at the age of 15 and 16, that age is set as a standard to which when teenagers are fit to decide for themselves what they want to do with their body, and with whom - regardless of gender.
There is no "what's next after this" about this story, there isn't a ladder on which this can escalate on.
So what age should the age of consent be?

The "ladder" you talk of is real, this is my point. What you find "wrong" today might not be considered wrong tomorrow or 40 years later.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_consent in this global society what is going to happen?

This has nothing to do with orientation, it is to do with what law makers decide. I personally think the age should be 17.

Steve

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Assist Support / Re: Battletracker error
« on: Tuesday, April 08, 2014, 07:32:48 AM »
Hello,

Thank you for that.

Although I don't have the time to play as I want, it is nice to be able too if I wish.

Steve

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