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Judicial opinions != Personal opinions It ain't the same ballpark. It ain't the same league. It ain't even the same freakin' sport. Equating the two is like e
by brightlancer 3y ago
Judicial opinions != Personal opinions
It ain't the same ballpark. It ain't the same league. It ain't even the same freakin' sport.
Equating the two is like equating a sea sponge and a dish sponge. "Well, they're both sponges!"
- nobody9999 3y ago>Equating the two is like equating a sea sponge and a dish sponge. "Well, they're both sponges!" Actually, they can[0] be. In fact, I use sea sponges as dish sponges every single day. [0] https://www.naturalbathbody.com/natural-sea-sponges/ https://www.naturalbathbody.com/natural-sea-sponges/
- npunt 3y agoYes indeed, I was just being a bit cheeky given GP's other discussion of the definition of 'opinion' :)
- evandale 3y agoDoesn't seem that cheeky from where I'm standing. You admitted a judicial opinion is different from a personal opinion and you're making fun of my definition of a personal opinion? But you acknowledge a judicial opinion is different than a person opinion? Why can't you extend that to a corporation? The "opinion" of a corporation or a judge is NOT the same as a personal opinion and there is a distinction that can/should be made. I'm not sure why you can agree with someone else that a judicial opinion is different than a personal opinion but when I say "not people opinions" are different from "people opinions" I'm wrong?