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> Whatever the reason for the request, once it's issued you do need to follow it It is categorically NOT a “request” if you “do need to follow it”
by alasdair_ 5y ago
> Whatever the reason for the request, once it's issued you do need to follow it
It is categorically NOT a “request” if you “do need to follow it”
- missedthecue 5y agoI don't think that changes his point
- nikitaga 5y agoRight, it doesn't, if their point was to doublespeak "why didn't he just comply".
- manigandham 5y agoSure, it's not a "request". You don't need to follow it. Then it gets escalated from a civil contract matter to private property and state security matter, at which point you'll start getting orders.