What has pissed you off today?

[Captain90s]

Not to mention, Comcast or whatever company you have can then (without Net Neutrality) choose to throttle speeds on websites they don't like, or don't agree with.

What category do you think this site falls under????

[os2firefox]

This would all be fine if there were more isp providers competing in the same area. Unfortunately the isps also support legislation against competition, like denying pole access and preventing municipal projects. See Comcast donating to Murray to kill the municipal gigabit internet project.

[TechnoWeenie]

Not to mention, Comcast or whatever company you have can then (without Net Neutrality) choose to throttle speeds on websites they don't like, or don't agree with.

What category do you think this site falls under????

Bingo.

Again, goes back to end runs around constitution. Want tax breaks or gov't contracts? Slow down service for those groups we don't like....

Don't allow data to pass that meets certain criteria.

[Sinus211]

Looks like my Christmas lights i just unpacked from last year.

[Pablo]

Not to mention, Comcast or whatever company you have can then (without Net Neutrality) choose to throttle speeds on websites they don't like, or don't agree with.

What category do you think this site falls under????

Bingo.

Again, goes back to end runs around constitution. Want tax breaks or gov't contracts? Slow down service for those groups we don't like....

Don't allow data to pass that meets certain criteria.

Why haven't they done this yet? My ISP keeps offering faster speeds for the same money.

[MadPick]

When I heard today that Seattle's income tax lost its battle in court, I was pissed.

I wasn't pissed because the judge rule against it (in fact, that made me happy). I was pissed because of this:

Seattle Mayor Tim Burgess and City Attorney Pete Holmes said in a joint statement the city will appeal the ruling. Both called the state's tax system unfair because it relies too much on sales taxes and said the state needs to overhaul its tax structure to make the system more equitable.

"We need more progressive tax sources, not fewer," Burgess and Holmes said in the joint statement. "The Seattle income tax was an attempt to move toward this goal, and we are hopeful that it will be upheld on appeal."

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/busi ... rylink=cpy

Isn't it the city attorney's job to determine whether a law is legal, and defend it on that basis? Well, there's not one word here about how the income tax is LEGAL -- they don't seem to care about that -- just about how they think such a tax is more fair than the current system.

We talk about "activist judges" . . . well, not we have an "activist city attorney." Again. Just like when he defended Seattle's gun and ammo tax.

Douchebag #1, activist state attorney general Bob Ferguson, is apparently setting a fine example.

[RocketScott]

When I heard today that Seattle's income tax lost its battle in court, I was pissed.

I wasn't pissed because the judge rule against it (in fact, that made me happy). I was pissed because of this:

Seattle Mayor Tim Burgess and City Attorney Pete Holmes said in a joint statement the city will appeal the ruling. Both called the state's tax system unfair because it relies too much on sales taxes and said the state needs to overhaul its tax structure to make the system more equitable.

"We need more progressive tax sources, not fewer," Burgess and Holmes said in the joint statement. "The Seattle income tax was an attempt to move toward this goal, and we are hopeful that it will be upheld on appeal."

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/busi ... rylink=cpy

Isn't it the city attorney's job to determine whether a law is legal, and defend it on that basis? Well, there's not one word here about how the income tax is LEGAL -- they don't seem to care about that -- just about how they think such a tax is more fair than the current system.

We talk about "activist judges" . . . well, not we have an "activist city attorney." Again. Just like when he defended Seattle's gun and ammo tax.

Douchebag #1, activist state attorney general Bob Ferguson, is apparently setting a fine example.

+1

It’s one thing to waste ones own time and money pursuing this. Quite another to do so at the tax payers expense.

Absolutely disgusting.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[AR15L]

Part 1
Received a Chilton's repair manual for the Cherokee.
They sent the wrong year.
I emailed them of the problem.

Part 2
Next day - apology, refund and told to keep the one they sent.

One day later I find the manual I wanted for less money, shipped!
(I guess part 2 belongs in What Made Your Day? )

[mcyclonegt]

We talk about "activist judges" . . . well, now we have an "activist city attorney."

Now? They have had one since they day they elected him. It is the reason he got elected. Liberals don't care about laws, they care about what makes THEM feel good.

[jukk0u]

Stupid fuckers with their "service" dogs in the shopping cart.

And what is it with old men that suddenly get in touch with their feelings and have to have little farcking yappydogs and talk to them in whiney singsongy girly voices as if the dogs were children?

[O_Kellogg]

KZOK

I don't blame the station as much as the DJ but, G_dDammit!!! That was the wrong version of Alice's Restaurant!!

Ok, I check our other version to be sure...

[dennydp]

Got a call from credit card co. Card is comprised.Damn thieves,at least they caught it on first try and charge was denied

Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

[AR15L]

Got a call from credit card co. Card is comprised.Damn thieves,at least they caught it on first try and charge was denied

Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Let me guess, no visits or charges from the police?

[Massivedesign]

Spent most of the day on the couch with some stomach flu thing... blah...

[zombie66]

Spent most of the day on the couch with some stomach flu thing... blah...

Too many Mai Tai’s in Maui?