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Are you a lawyer? If not, then you have no standing to interpret the law, and perhaps you should be charged with a crime for doing so. Does it make sense now h
by eschaton 5y ago
Are you a lawyer? If not, then you have no standing to interpret the law, and perhaps you should be charged with a crime for doing so.
Does it make sense now how your reasoning is a bit circular?
- hytdstd 5y agoThe reasoning is not circular, full stop. Just because the government both (1) deals in licenses and (2) can be sued in court does not make the situation logically inconsistent. You're confusing collusion/corruption for circular logic.
- loki49152 5y agoThe reasoning is not circular because that would be devastating to your case? Thanks, Yes man.