No, it isn't. On the other hand there is no reason to blindly believe that the Web will make us communicate better than in real life. This guy hasn't been in flame war yet I guess.
Exactly. People are being executed to please the community, make them feel safe, prove the system works, give the relatives solace. Injustice is increasing.
People are getting away with murder or more, thus causing innocent executions and perhaps continuing their crime.
As far as I'm concerned, when an innocent black man or anyone else is thrown into the execution chamber for the aforementioned motives, that's murder in the guise of justice: relatives want revenge, any revenge to ease the grief, to hell with justice! Prosecutors want a string of successes.
Innocents end up as scapegoats. Case closed. Everyone moves on. Go read some of those last statements. Some could be lying, but others are there as a result of a judicial system used and abused for anything but justice.
I have to say the shot of him in his Hawaiian shirt with the huge phallic turgidity of the engine held erect against him does look rather like an example from a Freudian textbook.
Sorry for not being more clear, I meant anything else written in arc. There are plenty of sites that use the arc code to serve up forums with a thin layer of css changes to make it look a little different.
But this was about the language, not about the news.arc implementation.
Presumably you could write anything that you want in arc, if the language stands as an individual piece of code then 'HN' is sort of an example of what arc can do. So then the question is: has anybody written any other application using arc. And I'm not aware that that has happened.
"Before it is too late you must master the art of knowing when and how to be bad - using deception, manipulation, and outright force at the appropriate moments."
When is the appropriate moment to use outright force? Like in "Get rich or die trying"? Should you be able to shoot your competitors?
