> "There are" is present tense. As is my statement, "is not". I proved that suicide is a crime, now, as we speak, at present. You lost -- learn to live with it

> "There are" is present tense. As is my statement, "is not". I proved that suicide is a crime, now, as we speak, at present. You lost -- learn to live with it. >> there are still places where suicide is a crime > The relevant jurisdiction is Palo Alto, California, USA. This is the Internet, rocket scientist. By definition it's international. Only a narcissist would try to claim that an Internet post can only apply to where he is personally sitting. >> Man up > Apologize for your disgusting sexism. Precisely how does "Man up" disparage women? Think before answering, and again -- I won't hold my breath for that outcome. > Your Virginia link is absurd. That's an interesting way to acknowledge that you have been defeated by readily available evidence. It's a defense typical of narcissists. > "Common law crime" is flatly unconstitutional and unenforceable. Suicide is illegal in Virginia. Which word didn't you understand? Or do you believe that (as just one example) common-law marriage isn't an enforceable contract? > I pointed out a minor error ... You did no such thing. You were wrong, I was right, I proved it, now you're displaying classic narcissistic hand-waving behavior. > You were doing a small disservice to society ... By pointing out that suicide is a crime, and then proving it? Nice distortion of logic. > I wanted to undo that damage and make the world a little better. And, according to you, all evidence to the contrary, you're not a narcissist. It's a good thing that, unlike suicide, being a narcissist is not a crime.