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ACt · 02-09-2012, 09:41 AM

See, even the idea of a "realm of discussion" seems hilariously pompous and arrogant to me. It's like there is this special zone with rules and regulations and a supreme ruler who dictates how things shall be and what is or is not permissible.

Well, son, someone should introduce you to the internet. There is no such place here. Hell, if you tried that on me in a face to face conversation I'd still laugh and call you a fool. Stick to your guns all you want, they aren't getting you anywhere here.

Also, not an expert on law, but what the hell is this spirit of the law shit being more important than the letter of the law? Somethings sounds horribly off with that.

02-09-2012, 09:41 AM	#538
ACt Heart Wizard Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Halls of Irreverence Posts: 3,286 Thanks: 5,339 Thanked 18,824 Times in 4,891 Posts	Re: Us government's trick to violate civil liberties See, even the idea of a "realm of discussion" seems hilariously pompous and arrogant to me. It's like there is this special zone with rules and regulations and a supreme ruler who dictates how things shall be and what is or is not permissible. Well, son, someone should introduce you to the internet. There is no such place here. Hell, if you tried that on me in a face to face conversation I'd still laugh and call you a fool. Stick to your guns all you want, they aren't getting you anywhere here. Also, not an expert on law, but what the hell is this spirit of the law shit being more important than the letter of the law? Somethings sounds horribly off with that. __________________ It's amazing to me that, unlike in the real world, people on the internet will wear "everyone thinks I'm a moron" as a badge of honour.