Apparently, some users actually do want flatter iPhones…
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Lol, I hope he smashes the telecom companies next.
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give it time…
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Your feed is fed. There. Next.
Who the hell assists a mall cop?
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I guess he was using a boule/pétanque (ital. bocce) ball. How very french … heh
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very kind of you
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Not sure, but doesn’t he say something about " … mon droit…"?
If so, I like those French droits.
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I’m incredibly impressed with the guards’ behavior. Hands at their sides and just blocking the guys path. They don’t do anything physical until the guy does.
Here in the states, we shoot you in the face.
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I’m sorry but I genuinely don’t know what you mean by that. In what way does the EU not make laws? It passes directly applicable laws, other laws that need implementation in nation states, and it adjudicates on those laws in its courts system,
I’m flummoxed as to what you mean.
The boule cracked me up to!
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dude was super pissed the store removed all the iPhone 6 cases for new iPhone 7 cases.
I hate that shit too, I don’t blame him.
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In the good old days, smashing up an apple store just resulted in more applesauce.
Hopefully, once liquid metal phones are invented, this problem will resolve itself.
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*sigh* [clicks ‘like’ button]
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That’s how it works in the civilised world. Violence against people is reserved as a response to violence against people; mere property damage doesn’t cut it. Phones are replacable, lives aren’t.
When violence is required, you limit it to the minimum necessary.
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It passes framework Directives, which are then implemented as national laws. It’s an important point - look at the moronic (to be polite) British voters who complained about “laws being made by the EU”. We don’t call trade agreements “laws”, but often actual laws need to be passed to implement them (e.g. Statutory Instruments to recognise negotiated tariff rates.)
Laws resulting from Directives do differ from country to country, which is part of the reason why Facebook can be taken to court for invasion of privacy in Belgium but not in the UK.
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Precisely my point.
The only reason to use violence in this situation is because you prefer violence.
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Oh, man. The last paragraph of that article is pure gold.
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Come on, we’ve all had times when you want to eradicate every last fucking device like the one that will. not. behave. itself FOR FUCK’s FUCKING SAKE from the face of the earth. I, for instance, used to own a Renault five, and I still get angry when I see an SU carburettor.
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