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He didn't say it doesn't matter what's in the memo. He said it doesn't matter how you interpret the memo.
by ncallaway 9y ago
He didn't say it doesn't matter what's in the memo.
He said it doesn't matter how you interpret the memo.
- leereeves 9y agoIf you want to convince me, show me the evidence from the memo. Throughout this discussion I mostly see people stating their own opinions with nary a quote from the actual memo.
- nsgoetz 9y agoIt sounds like you are saying the law and precedent is good. You just disagree with their interpretation of the facts in this particular case. Not everyone in a scociety can come to a consensus on every issue. That’s we have the court system decide.