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  • It's important to keep in context who is building them, how they're being built, and with what oversight they are built.

    We are in no way perfect in the west but we are easily a century ahead in insuring build quality and regulatory oversight.

  • You're not wrong, but when you get selected for jury duty the selecting lawyer will make inquiries about your knowledge on the subject and disqualify you if you admit knowing about it.

    If you bring it up to the jury, that can also have you disqualified as well as anyone else the lawyers think were influenced by the discussion.

    The third option is supposed to 'naturally' occurr, as in the jury agrees that the law was broken but the situation is so 'outside the scope of the law' that the law can no longer be applied. (IIRC the judge can overrule the jury in this case, but it can be a pain)

    Essentially it's up to the judge to determine whether the jury's conclusion is within the realm of the 'third option'.

  • My only option right now is to not vote for trudeau.

    I would rather we have a minority government where no one current party has serious power than allow the LPC or CPC a majority with their current leadership.

    If no one can step up to do the job, then get used to being forced to get along, IMO.

    We need a speaker of the house that treats these incompetent malcontents like the children they act out as.

  • It's called nuclear energy. It was discovered in 1932 and properly harnessed with an effective reactor that consumes both radioactive material and waste (CANDU) in 1950's/1960's and the newest CANDU reactors are some of the safest and most efficient energy generation in the world.

    Pretending like there needs to be a larger investment into something like cold fusion in order to run these computers is incredibly dishonest or presenting a clear hole in education coverage. (The DoE should still work on researching cold fusion, but not because of this.)

  • You realize that instead of actually addressing anything that mattered in my statement you focused exclusively on an example that would not function from presentation?

    Why do you think volunteer armies are superior to conscripted armies?

    Can you read through what I wrote please.

  • Yea, that's not happening.

    Most of the incompetent morons in both the judicial sector and the lawmaking sector don't understand how a phone works or router functions let alone a grasp of the current eras technology and how it can be abused.

    Serious public education with critical thinking at its core was the only way to combat this and it's way too late for that.

    Sit back and enjoy the show, there's no going back now and we're all going to burn for the incredible amount of idiocy that has been allowed to fester.

  • Women can take any role in any NATO military. The reality is that very few women who can pass the entrance qualifications wants to continue service when they can get more money and respect from any other job.

    This isn't a 'women get disrespected in the military' note, this is an objective review that anyone who does service in the military is a number and is intentionally approached with minimal appreciation of their human rights and dignity because that can cause problems in the field (not to mention in most militaries, if not all, you sign away your rights as a person for training as a weapon). If the officer says 'take the hill and die' it's expected that you are to take the hill and die. It does NOT matter whether or not you do paperwork, drone work, or are a combat arms trade, your superiors have to keep you at arms length so they can sacrifice you easily should the need arise.

  • Any woman who can do even remotely well in the military can do any other job for vastly superior pay and far more control of their lives.

    Unless you're going to push a neutral requirement for service of both sexes, no amount of bitching or complaining will ever increase the number of women in the military because they don't have to sacrifice their health and welfare for a paycheque anywhere near as hard, it's an option to them and not one they would willingly take when any other job that requires the same performance standard can pay more with better time and more respect than the military.

    Pretending otherwise is intellectually dishonest or the position of someone who has never performed military service and likely never will.

    It's not a male dominated occupation because men inherently prefer destroying their bodies and minds with overexposure to violence and extreme physical labour with one of the highest rates of injury and death just from the training alone, it's because it's a job easily accessible to middle or lower educated individuals that can provide an effective specialization and education that could be applied in a civilian setting.

    A male and female with the same education and physical fitness standard have drastically different occupation opportunities at the mid to low end of the education spectrum, and women tend to have higher level opportunities across the board, specifically ones which do not destroy them.

    This is the educated opinion of a woman who's done close to a decade of grunt service in the military and another decade in the military industrial complex.