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You seem more interested in legislating the terms of the conversation than actually having it. If I understand correctly, you believe that England is a special

by foldr 3y ago

You seem more interested in legislating the terms of the conversation than actually having it. If I understand correctly, you believe that England is a special flower and that regulations which would be considered the bare minimum in a great many other countries around the world (including such exotic and remote locales as Scotland) somehow cannot function here. I’d be happy to point out any fallacies in your argument for that conclusion – if it weren’t for the fact that you’ve presented no argument for it whatsoever.

robertlagrant 3y ago
> You seem more interested in legislating the terms of the conversation than actually having it. This is the only conversation-legislating statement in the thread. > If I understand correctly, you believe that England is a special flower and that regulations which would be considered the bare minimum in a great many other countries around the world (including such exotic and remote locales as Scotland) somehow cannot function here. I don't think this, no. I certainly haven't said it. > I’d be happy to point out any fallacies in your argument for that conclusion – if it weren’t for the fact that you’ve presented no argument for it whatsoever. I don't know the purpose of your entire comment, then.