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<0> Not at all, though some day might be nice
<0> >=)
<1> i picture the NSA as working on encryption all day long, heh
<1> "guys, you're not gonna believe this new encryption...its amazing!"
<0> That would ****
<2> the NSA is a big Building full of computers and data storage.
<1> if i was gonna do gov't agency, id have to go CIA
<3> when blacks join the GOP they are fair game for leftist racists, cause it just aint right!
<2> Liquid cooled puters.
<0> Apparently the conspiracy freaks like (NWO pplz) think the NSA just sits around listening to Joe Shmoe's phone calls all day
<4> occ: No. I see you in the IRS.
<2> bizzleth thats the problem when we do not teach basic logistics in school primers
<5> **** it, OCC is in the Post Office.
<0> All these Patriot Act alarmists think all these government agencies just waiting to pounce on them for nothing
<6> bizz I thought that was CIA
<0> They're coming for me!
<6> NSA works more with encryption etc
<7> bizzleth: I have been trying to get them to come after me
<2> do you have any idea the amount of Data that they have to go through.
<1> i dont think the IRS would take me until i pay them back ;)
<1> my family's got a history in the post office
<1> both my grandpappies were postmen
<8> bizzleth na, they have machines to handle all that
<0> I would never work for the Post Office
<8> :P
<5> they both went postal?
<1> naw, just one
<1> gimme a LITTLE credit :D
<0> bmc: Well it's just like all the people went crazy about GMail
<9> pOsTaL
<2> LAPostal was the cheat code for all weapons in Dark Forces.
<5> haven't earned it yet
<5> ;)
<3> anyone here think USPS should be privatized
<0> bmc: OMG, Gmail employee's are reading my mail!
<1> not really, bud
<10> lol
<2> bus naw, we have UPS and fedex
<1> its among the most efficient gov't agencies
<10> "Let prisoners pick fruits"
<10> ****ing ay!
<7> bud: FUg no
<10> make those lazy sacks of **** earn their keep
<1> also, we pay unbelievably cheap postage compared to the rest of the western world
<1> which people dont get
<0> People always find some crap to FREAK out about I think just to freak out
<10> may be the jobs that americans don't want to do, but they can be the jobs that prisoners HAVE to do
<10> ahhha
<8> bizzleth well if there is an expectation of privacy, its not cool to be reading it, but if they did you before sighing up for the account they will do it, then its fine
<10> i love it
<0> People just like freaking out
<10> i ****ing love it!
<10> haahha
<9> let prisoners test fruit for diseases
<8> er
<8> had*
<5> Makes an otherwise boring day, less boring.
<10> *SLAP* take that La Raza!
<3> I don't think it should be privatized.. Just curious if anybody thinks it should. There's plenty of arguments that can be made for it I'm sure
<10> sadly though...many of those prisoners are probably illegals anyway :-P
<8> wtf
<1> yah, you guys are big men now
<8> i was all confused
<11> prisoners won't work and can't be forced.
<1> lets see what happens when you're in the clink ;)
<8> but if they told you....
<7> OH YEAH
<7> Have we caught the jerks that did the USS COLE bombing
<7> that escaped?
<8> TheTaiIor why cant they?
<8> involuntary servitude is legal for punishment of a crime
<2> one of them turned up dead in afganistan.
<1> "im telling you, warden, i worked out the economics of this when i was slapdashing some **** together on irc -- us prisoners should perform undesirable and dangerous jobs!"
<12> 12 million illegals could go over and whup *** in iraq, (they would pay for their own trip), andd then come back to the end of the legal immigration line.
<0> occ: Well, we don't seem to care about the 20% of illegal's we pay 2.5 some billion to keep each year. Let them do it =S
<11> bmc, naa, and if they refuse and you force, it's cruel, unusual
<0> occ: Locked up illegal's
<7> DarthBurg: any others?
<2> dunno
<11> bmc, if they work they want to
<0> I am not sure /why/ we even put an illegal in jail to begin with. Why it is not just automatic deportation
<8> well ok, i cant say legal, state laws likely disallow it, but its constitutional under the US constitution
<11> bmc, where?
<9> Being in jail is an american right darnit
<2> its a song and dance around the word illegal.
<0> I think it's just sad we pay so much for illegal criminals
<9> so illegals should have their own country do that
<0> Hell, they have a better life in jail then they would in Mexico
<8> TheTaiIor in the amendment that forbids slavery and involuntary servitude -except- in punishment of a crime
<9> exactly bizzleth. put the responsibilty on their countries
<11> bmc, what amendment?
<2> 38.3 million
<2> The estimated number of U.S. residents who were black or black in combination with one or more other races as of July 1, 2002. This race group then made up 13.3% of the total population.
<8> Amendment XIII
<8> Section 1. Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.
<9> tell them to stop polluting our countries with criminals
<7> DarthBurg: That also closely remembles the number of people Mao Zhe Dong killed
<2> 79% Among blacks age 25 and over, the proportion that had at least a high school diploma in 2002. For blacks ages 25 to 29, the proportion is considerably higher: 87%.
<2> so, it went DOWN
<2> nope.
<0> I heard about a group of Cuban's that swam, made it somehow, and got deported. Now a judge says they were illegally deported
<2> never mind.
<7> LOL
<0> And wants them to be brought back
<9> america should have a wall around it with tight security
<7> DarthBurg: sorry...
<0> That's in Fl.
<5> yes goshg
<8> a wall would be expensive, unsightly and labor intensive
<0> bmc: Let the illegal's build it =)
<9> well maybe not a physical wall yet
<0> bmc: Get them to spray some "gang art" on it
<8> i like the idea with sensors
<9> a chain of people holding hands
<13> Those were probably the ones who made it onto the remains of an old causeway and got deported because INS decided that an old piling didn't count as "dry foot".
<8> if they have the ability to see within a couple hundred feet where a breach occurs
<8> they could intercept and prevent them from crossing
<0> Pickle: Yea, a judge wants them back
<8> with less manpower even
<0> Or at least I last heard
<2> the floating boat cars and trucks should give ya a clue.
<13> If there's one good example of the need for immigration reform, it's the "wet foot/dry foot" policy.
<8> i didnt think 'wet-foot, dry-foot' was actual law
<8> just 'policy'
<2> The death rate from conflict in northern Uganda, an area terrorized by a rebel army largely comprised of children, is three times higher than Iraq after the U.S-led invasion, according to a new report by leading humanitarian agencies.
<8> protocol
<2> Bush invaded Uganda
<2> ?
<7> DarthBurg: ****! I just received a report from Titan that the Ritz on the eastern continent has been bombed!
<13> Yeah, it's universally-enforced policy, though.
<8> actual law says they are guilty of a crime
<13> Which gives it the force of law.
<2> Publius planned demolition, no worries.
<8> and can be imprisoned and fined
<13> bmc: If they're in the water they aren't considered guilty of any crime.
<8> theyhave to touch US soil?
<9> ritz camera shop? i have pictures there
<13> To be guilty of illegal entry, yeah.
<7> DarthBurg: Shew...I thought it was the first Space Terrorist Bombing
<2> not anymore.
<13> To be guilty of other crimes, like drug smuggling, no.
<2> Publius we Profile.
<13> There should be no "wet foot" policy, and Cubans fleeing the country should receive refugee treatment.
<13> Cubans who are sent back are persecuted.
<2> Elain says he is gonna grow up and be an astronaught
<2> How is Cuba's space program?
<13> Elian's dad is in the Outer Party; he'll do okay.
<2> New York - Osama bin Laden has no intention of being taken alive and has designated a ''special gun'' to be shot with in the event of imminent capture, according to one of the al-Qaeda chief's former bodyguards. Abu Jandal,
<8> people fleeing abusive nations should be given preferential treatment
<8> not a fast-track to citizenship
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