But soon after Mr Xi secured a third term, Apple released a new version of the feature in China, limiting its scope. Now Chinese users of iPhones and other Apple devices are restricted to a 10-minute window when receiving files from people who are not listed as a contact. After 10 minutes, users can only receive files from contacts.
Apple did not explain why the update was first introduced in China, but over the years, the tech giant has been criticised for appeasing Beijing.
Well no offense but that's a pretty fucking shitty position to have. So if I were pregnant and supposed to give birth in a week, by your logic I should be allowed to scramble that baby(because it is a baby, not nails) up and it should be legal and morally acceptable in your view point to do so.
Rofl yeah man. That'll totally happen. The whole pussy grabbing tape, banning Muslims etc won't be anything compared to the rage from the masses if he pardons two people who were arrested for illegal recordings. That'll totally be the huge shitstorm that brings him down. /s
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I wonder if you'd say that to a Muslim poster on here. My guess is no because they're the one religion that Liberals and most Atheists don't enjoy mocking. But Christians? Haha sure!
So you think it's more important not to get "the gayz" on babies than to provide them with a loving home.
Not really helping your argument that you care about the babies or the mothers there.
Tell me where did Jesus say "Hate thy neighbor"?
Where did JESUS (Not paul or one of the disciples) say anything bad about homosexuals?
However, I seem to remember him getting very upset with religious hypocrites, those who ignored or persecuted the poor and downtrodden and those who exploited religion for their own gain though. All things that seem to be very common among people like you.
I'm quite certain, he'd be apoplectic about people who preach "prosperity gospel".
Regardless, trying to get the babies adopted isn't what I'm talking about.
First, I'm pretty sure you wouldn't be bothering with it in the first place if it wasn't your best avenue of attack at trying to persuade women not to have abortions.
Second, I'm guessing that you also ...
Oppose welfare for single mothers, after all we can't have them staying home and taking care of the kids you care so much about.
Oppose birth control, after all we can't have people being able to avoid unwanted pregnancies can be prevented in the first place.
Oppose sex education, after all we can't have people knowing anything about how they get pregnant in the first place.
Oppose public education (as opposed to christian "education").
In general, I'm guessing you oppose anything the government does, that doesn't shit on the poor and less fortunate.
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Yeah, clearly you either don't understand his point or are just blatantly distorting it.
You obviously don't understand what "atheist" means if you think that. Atheists don't believe in ANYONE's magic man in the sky.
Christians come in for more mockery, because so many of you are arrogant, self-righteous hate mongers that profess to follow someone who said things like "For whoever does not love their brother and sister, whom they have seen, cannot love God, whom they have not seen. 1 John 4:20-21".
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That's actually not what this is, at all.
You can easily argue what they did was not against the law. In 2002, the 9th circuit court of appeals ruled on an ABC News PrimeTime Live segment where they went undercover at Medical Laboratory Management Consultants and released the findings of them going undercover. In a case that almost exactly mirrors this one, the court found no guilt on the part of ABC News for the recordings. They ruled that, since nothing about the private life of the declarant was disclosed, undercover private conversations did not violate the penal code.
Here, see this article.
(Source: https://www.rcfp.org/browse-media-la...on-medical-lab)
Some notable quotes from the article:
If you're intellectually honest, you'll see the obvious parallels between the two cases."To report the story, two producers and a cameraman from ABC went undercover to examine the inner workings of medical labs. One producer posed as a health clinic worker and arranged to have several hundred Pap smear tests processed over a weekend at Medical Laboratory Management Consultants. Another producer, in order to gain a meeting inside the lab, said that she was a cytotechnologist (a technician trained to identify cell abnormalities) from Georgia who wanted to set up her own laboratory."
"The court said that the public interest in such a story was significant: "There can be no doubt that information about a medical issue with potential life and death consequences affecting millions of women is plainly of public concern."
"The owner and the other lab workers encountered by the journalists had no reason to expect their dealings with strangers to be confidential, the court said. The owner's discussion with the journalists was not of a personal nature, nor did he request that anything he said be kept confidential."
"Moreover, the court said: "Privacy is personal to individuals" and corporations cannot make legal claims for invasion of privacy."
"ABC's attorney, Andrew D. Hurwitz, called this a significant win for the news media. He said that the threat of "intrusion" claims is a significant issue for journalists who want to do undercover work. The Ninth Circuit decision makes clear that where such journalism involves a matter of public interest and does not intrude on individuals' rights, privacy claims will not succeed against the media."
We should be talking about the horrifying testimony of the planned parenthood employees or the obvious conflict of interest for the prosecutor who brought the charges.
Nah, let's ignore that. We think they broke the law, SO THEY DID!! GET 'EM.
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I couldn't care less. Not part of my body, part of hers until it detaches and gets pushed out. Therefore, none of my or anyone else's business.
No matter what anyone's superstitions (regardless of the particular one they've chosen) tell them to do. This isn't a theocracy.
" The guilt of an unnecessary war is terrible." --- President John Adams
" America goes not abroad, in search of monsters to destroy." --- President John Quincy Adams
" Our Federal Union! It must be preserved!" --- President Andrew Jackson
That's not what these criminal charges are being brought for, though.
Let's stick to what they are being charged for, regardless of how you feel about what they did or did not do.
http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-w...felony-charges
*added bold for empahsis*The new charges filed in California are different felony charges, tied to the act of recording. The state says it reviewed thousands of video files to try to identify the people Merritt and Daleiden are accused of recording without consent. They found 14 such people recorded in California in 2014 and 2015."
If they want to charge them for doctoring or making things up, they need to bring different charges against them.The two activists each face 15 charges — one for each person they are accused of recording without permission, and one for conspiracy.
Based on the precedent I posted above, you can argue that they did nothing wrong by recording it since nothing private about the persons recorded was released.
Cal is a 2 party consent state right? Soo...yeh this seems about right.
READ and be less Ignorant.
Considering that you seem to confuse love and and supporting someone to be the he same thing you already lose this convo. I have gay friends that know we can be good friends without me having to support gay marriage. Love the sinner not the sin. Get over it. stop derailing the thread with your incorrect incorrect view of religion. Better yet, stop assuming everyone is the same religion.