…making 1 trip per day to the chemist for a measley 16 pack of painkiller. You’ll be thankful for the 100 count bottle too.
You know the rules on sudafed are so bad that Cyndi can’t get a 4 hour pack for her and a 12 hour pack for me in the US… Imagine that for Tylenol. Insane.
If they all did it, the government couldn’t just shut them all down? Too many people depend on them for email, search, their worth as people, etc. Why couldn’t the companies simply choose NOT to obey the court order in a mass act of civil disobedience? I’m sure there would be repercussions. They may actually get shut down. But the point would have been made.
The Lavabit guy didn’t have resources on his own to fight the federal government; however, those companies–together–could make a good showing of it. Something like NewEgg with copyright trolls.
Everyone got paid. I’m not worried. I hope the Conservatives stick to their guns. Shut it down If necessary. Heck…all nonessential services shutdown…. Seems like some of these things should be part of a long term budget solution to me.
and told my representative (Bill Johnson) thanks for voting to defund ObamaCare (aka The Affordable Care Act). I also wrote my Senators–Sherrod Brown and Rob Portman–(who aren’t nearly as in touch with the people in Ohio) and urged them to vote yes on the measure sent to the Senate by the House Of Representatives.
I’m glad the house voted to defund this horrible legislation. It needs repealed outright (especially since HRH Pres. Barry) has delayed parts of it illegally. It is a big part of what it moving the US toward European Style Socialist democracy.
As this national dialogue continues, I look to the American people to reach a consensus on the desired scope of U.S. intelligence activities. If it is determined that the rules should be changed or updated, we at NSA would faithfully and effectively adapt. My NSA colleagues and I stand ready to continue to defend this nation using only the tools that we are authorized to use and in the specific ways that we are authorized to use them. We wouldn’t want it any other way.
He’s right when he looks to “the people” (through our representatives) to change the law, if we want. If we want. IF. Yes, we the people must let our representatives know that we don’t like this and expect them to change it. If we don’t tell them, how are they supposed to know? If they don’t know we want it changed, they’ll go on “making it up” and doing what they way.