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Has there been on real attack on Trump mainly and a few other candidates for saying that they will commit blatent warcrimes? From the sound of it Trump double downed at the debate and had some candidates saying the same thing. But killing families and non combatives is considered a war crime under US laws and the Geneva conventions. Let alone the ramifications to our countries national appearance and what that would do to relations with the rest of the world.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:that's also why we have these things called "regulations", to provide appropriate guidelines for what behavior might end you up in one of these so called "courts" The NYAG wanted Airbnb's entire unredacted customer database so they could go on a fishing expedition. Keep in mind, this is an agency with a long history of prosecutorial overreach. Airbnb said we believe giving you the whole thing is a violation of our users' privacy, but you're welcome to go over a redacted version and request info on specific hosts you would like to investigate further. The NYAG agreed to that and there haven't been any issues since. So what's the problem?
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TheDisreputableDog posted:It's as much workplace violence as 9/11 or OK City, in that it was violence that happened at a place of work. No, it was violence that happened at a holiday party. A holiday party full of people from work.
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Dec 16, 2015 19:16
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JT Jag posted:Hey guys, have you ever stopped to consider the possibility that Donald Trump actually is the ubermensch: healthy as a track athlete teenager, has never been sick or suffered major injury, genius-level intellect, eidedic memory, 14 inch cock No
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UCS Hellmaker posted:Has there been on real attack on Trump mainly and a few other candidates for saying that they will commit blatent warcrimes? From the sound of it Trump double downed at the debate and had some candidates saying the same thing. But killing families and non combatives is considered a war crime under US laws and the Geneva conventions. Let alone the ramifications to our countries national appearance and what that would do to relations with the rest of the world. no, it turns out a solid third of the american electorate is unabashedly in favor of war crimes
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JT Jag posted:Hey guys, have you ever stopped to consider the possibility that Donald Trump actually is the ubermensch: healthy as a track athlete teenager, has never been sick or suffered major injury, genius-level intellect, eidedic memory, 14 inch cock still can't trust a man that doesn't drink
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Popular Thug Drink posted:no, it turns out a solid third of the american electorate is unabashedly in favor of war crimes Which third are you referring to?
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Fox Ironic posted:I can't stop imagining his melty, grunting face. His eyes go fully black when he climaxes
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WhiskeyJuvenile posted:still can't trust a man that doesn't drink trump? hosed up, if true
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Gail Wynand posted:And your point is..... my point is that if you set up a service that allows people to easily skirt laws, and you do not have sufficient safeguards in place to prevent them from doing so, then you can find yourself in court in this case, airbnb allows people to violate local housing ordinances as well as tenancy agreements, which is illegal Mr Hootington posted:Which third are you referring to? the members of the GOP who think that carpet bombing isis is a good and ethical idea
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joeburz posted:trump? hosed up, if true that's what his doctor, the greatest doctor, possibly the best, said
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Dec 16, 2015 19:24
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Niton posted:This seems unusually alarmist, even by this thread's standards. Why do you think something like this will strangle the economy in the face of declining production? hollis mason is a loving idiot
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Dec 16, 2015 19:24
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SedanChair posted:His eyes go fully black when he climaxes Embrace eternity.
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Actually, if the stories from earlier in the election cycle about Trump beating/raping his ex-wives is accurate, the profile would suggest that he's either packing a laughably small sausage, or it barely works at all. Something to get him frustrated and violent.
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Fox Ironic posted:I can't stop imagining his melty, grunting face. He's like a 1950s jello salad gained sentience.
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The economy will toot toot right along with cheap gas. I want .90 gas!
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UCS Hellmaker posted:Has there been on real attack on Trump mainly and a few other candidates for saying that they will commit blatent warcrimes? From the sound of it Trump double downed at the debate and had some candidates saying the same thing. But killing families and non combatives is considered a war crime under US laws and the Geneva conventions. Let alone the ramifications to our countries national appearance and what that would do to relations with the rest of the world. So what I'm hearing is, impeach Obama.
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Popular Thug Drink posted:my point is that if you set up a service that allows people to easily skirt laws, and you do not have sufficient safeguards in place to prevent them from doing so, then you can find yourself in court quote:in this case, airbnb allows people to violate local housing ordinances as well as tenancy agreements, which is illegal Airbnb's policy is that compliance with local laws is the responsibility of the host although they do assist in some cases like tax collection. If it's as cut and dry as you say than we would see trial lawyers making a killing from Airbnb for tortious interference with rental agreements. Hasn't happened yet.
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Gail Wynand posted:The NYAG wanted Airbnb's entire unredacted customer database so they could go on a fishing expedition. Keep in mind, this is an agency with a long history of prosecutorial overreach. Airbnb said we believe giving you the whole thing is a violation of our users' privacy, but you're welcome to go over a redacted version and request info on specific hosts you would like to investigate further. The NYAG agreed to that and there haven't been any issues since. So what's the problem? Notice how you keep making claims without backing them up with evidence? Like the way you describe things seems pretty "happy ending" except of course, when reality butts in. For example, Airbnb won't actually let anyone have direct access to the anonymous data if they request. The regulator or law enforcement agent has to travel to the Airbnb offices and review those anonymous records in person. Then they'd have to fight Airbnb to get the specific individual's data. quote:Through the heavy front door, up a marble staircase, past a receptionist on the second floor and down a long hallway, is a small, white-walled room, lit by 11 overhead bulbs, entirely unremarkable but for one thing—its recent repurposing as Airbnb’s exclusive “New York data room.” So good luck investigating tax evaders when you can't even copy or screenshot the data you see. Oh yeah, and Airbnb has done everything they can to prevent you from being able to figure out the identifcation of any illegal rentals you spot via their data. Also, you're wrong that airbnb has kicked out all the "commercial users" in the NYAG report: quote:Petersmeyer is referring to a critical October 2014 report from the New York attorney general that identified a thriving community of “commercial users”—those with three or more listings—on Airbnb’s platform. What’s funny is that the numbers in Airbnb’s more recent New York data aren’t all that different. The attorney general’s report, which analyzed data on Airbnb listings from January 2010 to June 2014, obtained through a subpoena, found that the 6% of commercial hosts on Airbnb offered 36% of all private listings and collected 37% of all host revenue. (A “private listing” is either an entire space, or a private room in a rental where the host may or may not be there during the stay.) The top 12 commercial users accepted 14,655 private rentals for more than $24.2 million—about 5% of host revenue—during the same period. (http://www.fastcompany.com/3054286/just-how-many-airbnb-hotels-are-there-in-nyc)
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TheDisreputableDog posted:So what I'm hearing is, impeach Obama. Only you and my corgi heard that.
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Nonsense posted:The economy will toot toot right along with cheap gas. I want .90 gas! I would have more money to spend on consumer goods!
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It'd be pretty cool if you guys would shut the gently caress up about AirBnB now
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Gail Wynand posted:Ok? And? generally, staying out of court and on the legal side of the law is a major component of any sensible business plan Gail Wynand posted:Airbnb itself is illegal according to whom? Not any court or law enforcement agency I'm aware of. no, violating laws is illegal
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"Guys, if the big banks had broken the law you'd see a bunch of trial lawyers making bank over mortgage lawsuits, so the big banks must be completely legal!" - An idiot in 2007.
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Trabisnikof posted:Notice how you keep making claims without backing them up with evidence?
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Trabisnikof posted:"Guys, if the big banks had broken the law you'd see a bunch of trial lawyers making bank over mortgage lawsuits, so the big banks must be completely legal!" Phew, thank god the big banks are gone now 
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Gail Wynand posted:They're following data security best practices. Their employees can't take the data out of the office either. Do you work for Airbnb or something?
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Dec 16, 2015 19:36
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There is an easy solution: At any time, NYC is free to enact legislation requiring that a company which contracts out temporary rents must list any individual or their entities which list 4 or more spaces in a public database.
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AmiYumi posted:Actually, if the stories from earlier in the election cycle about Trump beating/raping his ex-wives is accurate, the profile would suggest that he's either packing a laughably small sausage, or it barely works at all. Something to get him frustrated and violent. So Cruz and Trump have the smallest dicks. Who has the biggest? Does Rand have greasy, curly pubes to match his hair? Can Kasich get an erection without mentioning his tenure in Ohio?
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AirBnB is trying to weasel its way into New Orleans as well which as a short term rental ban. Yet the company still allows people to list on their website. New Orleans has something like a 50% rental rate. http://www.nola.com/politics/index.ssf/2015/11/new_orleans_airbnb_community_c.html
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Gail Wynand posted:They're following data security best practices. Their employees can't take the data out of the office either. So they trust their employees as much as federal investigators? Usually not a good sign.
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zoux posted:Do you work for Airbnb or something?
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Gravel Gravy posted:So they trust their employees as much as federal investigators?
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JT Jag posted:Hey guys, have you ever stopped to consider the possibility that Donald Trump actually is the ubermensch: healthy as a track athlete teenager, has never been sick or suffered major injury, genius-level intellect, eidedic memory, 14 inch cock About as often as I consider the possibility that North Korea is a hyper advanced egalitarian utopia that our corrupt oligarchy is keeping us from joining
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Gail Wynand posted:No but I've met multiple people who do and talked to them about these issues. lol good thing you've gotten that font of information free from self-serving bias
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Pelosi is currently negotiating a tweak to the omnibus' oil export provision targeted at helping some Mid-Atlantic US refineries. There could be other small adjustments in a manager's amendment.
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Hollismason posted:AirBnB is trying to weasel its way into New Orleans as well which as a short term rental ban. Yet the company still allows people to list on their website. New Orleans has something like a 50% rental rate. Or how Airbnb refuses to give SF the data required to enforce their 90 ban: http://sfist.com/2015/12/14/city_cracks_down_on_airbnbvrbo_law.php And here's an article in Salon about how Airbnb's numbers they do release are sometimes "estimates" that can be off by 2-3x: http://www.salon.com/2015/12/03/air...ryones_expense/ Gail Wynand posted:Every major company in SV has the same policies regarding their customer data. An inordinate amount of data breaches come from laptops getting stolen or illicit software being loaded onto machines via connected devices. Once again you're wrong, Ebay works hand-in-hand with regulators and law enforcement and turns over illegal ebay sellers all the time. http://pages.ebay.com/securitycenter/LawEnforcementCenter.html
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Gail Wynand posted:Every major company in SV has the same policies regarding their customer data. An inordinate amount of data breaches come from laptops getting stolen or illicit software being loaded onto machines via connected devices. Are you suggesting tech companies don't sell customer data?
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joeburz posted:lol good thing you've gotten that font of information free from self-serving bias I just think it's unfair to go after Airbnb when they are far from the worst actor in this space. Compared to Uber, they are saints.
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