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I am not inferring or making any claims. I am merely correcting your incorrect claims. I believe that you are not arguing in good faith. The opinion is very cl
by LeafItAlone 3y ago
I am not inferring or making any claims. I am merely correcting your incorrect claims.
I believe that you are not arguing in good faith. The opinion is very clear on the matter. It is also extremely clear on what they are clarifying. You are making claims that make it clear you have either not read the opinion or are intentionally misconstruing it's language.
- sph87 3y agoHaha you feel like I’m wrong but you just can’t articulate why? I understand bro. Have a good night.
- LeafItAlone 3y agoI've provided you with the document to read and quoted very specific, very clear, very unambiguous sections that you then somehow misinterpret. The Court: "We find X to be true". You: "The Court is saying Z".