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The legal system doesn't "believe" anything. Unless you are a court of law, you aren't bound by the rules governing one.
by uoaei 4y ago
The legal system doesn't "believe" anything. Unless you are a court of law, you aren't bound by the rules governing one.
- refurb 4y agoThe legal system "presumes" things. Based on your comment, the legal presumptions of innocence is "absurd".
- uoaei 4y agoI recommend you study up on the notion of "proceduralism". Codified systems are mutually exclusive with any amount of "agency". Agency is required for beliefs to exist. Ipso facto blah blah blah you're just gonna keep believing some self-serving bullshit so whatever.
- refurb 4y agoyou're just gonna keep believing some self-serving bullshit so whatever Sounds like you can't defend the point.
- uoaei 4y agoI just did, by explaining in which cases belief can be said to exist, and you have no reply. You don't seem to be following very closely nor employing any modicum of what could be considered "reading comprehension skills". TBH you write like a bot trained on debatebro teenagers.