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No Anna, the kids back in the 90's who called stuff "gay", weren't a radicalist counter-culture. They were normal kids who didn't want...

Under Enyart's proposal¹ the freedom of conscience is defended. Your hypothetical tyrant isn't an impossibility, but his potency is...

I haven't read the decision or the dissent or any of the commentary, but I was disappointed that what was so obvious to me wasn't...

That's so gay.

I was trained on a similar IBM computer in high school in 10th grade in 1974. Did way too much programming as a freshman and sophomore...

That is what I did. But you didn't engage the arguments. You asked whether I used ChatGPT, then explained that you use that as a...

I didn't accuse, I asked, so let's keep this accurate. What tool did you use to help organize your thoughts? What is it called? I'm...

No, I did not use ChatGPT. I did use a tool to help organize and refine my thoughts, similar to how people use any tool for clarity. The...

She's projecting

I am a Christian, Anna, if I was feeling any of these things I would either pray, study the Bible or go play with my wife.

I hope he did. It's such an efficient way to counter mindless drivel.

Vlad’s point is basically right. The claim is not that Bob’s system makes tyranny impossible. It is that, at worst, tyranny is...

I don't think the intent was to ensure a king could not be a tyrant. I think the intent was to replace our current tyrannical...

A follow-up thought on why the legal details matter. When God gave Israel the law, He did not merely give them vague moral sentiments...

No, not by definition. You are conflating two different ideas because they may produce a similar practical outcome. “No lower domestic...