The alternative is to punish them like any other citizen: prison or fines. All I'm against is disallowing them to run in elections.
If the people still vote for a convict, obviously the system is broken and needs to be fixed.
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I never said it was corrupted. I said in general, courts van be corrupted. See the supreme court of the USA for a recent example.
No I'm saying she should definitely be in jail but rhat shouldn't stop her from being in the election, if she wants.
Minecraft is a blast! You can buy it and then throw the awful Microsoft launcher in the trash. There areuch better bootleg launchers (i.e. don't force login). Or just get the bootleg launcher without buying the game.
I have bought the game five times on different platforms by now. I'm not buying it anymore.
My kids also had a lot of fun choosing and figuring out the plethora of mods available.
"Not Sure" is not the same as don't care. A lot of users on YouGov don't care about the quesioneer though, which is another thing. They would just answer "Not Sure" to all questions to quickly get their bonus points.
Døgn vs dag
I think they are talking about typescript which is compiled into javascript
Much the latter.
Plus everything better work perfecly out of the box on any hardware, and there is a lot of different hardware. Compatibility layers are often built into the package.
Java, for instance, recommenda that you package the whole (albeit slimmed down) JVM inside the package for the target platform, rather than relying on the java runtime installed already.
The users arent expected to know any of that anymore.
I guess both of these are confessions then
No, I still think she should be in prison.