By your theory, US should still be living under prohibition.

The point is, your feelings on a law or your thoughts on its legitimacy in no way affect the actual legitimacy of a law.

Just because a law is wrong doesn’t mean that you can’t expect consequences for breaking it. Wrong laws can be changed and generally there is a system for doing so.

and in general bad laws are more a symptom of a deeper societal issue or rot that can be addressed within the society by fixing the issue at the root cause

Sure. That works in reverse though to, it means laws are amoral, they are not wrong or right.

So, a person is not a wrongdoer for breaking one, they are just a criminal

Fair enough.

Basically what I meant with different wording.

I think wording is important.

Sure is.

Or at least, what was meant.

Conveyed intent is more important than wording

as long as the person you're talking to knows what you're saying, the actual words used to convey it are unimportant

Kinda just said that, before you did...

And I was curious if his morality was tied to law.

Seems it wasn't, so, cleared that up

Now, where's my damn cookie!?!?!

You don't get any cookies

fuck, ...stingy.

What has Beto accomplished?

Isn't beta that guy that lost to cruz?

Is Beto even his real name?

Beto Male

Yea

Yo why the party of diversity tryna field wypepo?

🤔

Ya, I think that disqualifies him. He isn't diverse enough.

@Coochie coo >What has Beto accomplished?
Made some panties wet

did he pee in the ones he was wearing?

Who's Beto

Ew, he looks horsey 🐴

>lost to Cruz
>people want him to run against Trump
It's not rock paper scissors, people

@Dvir , regarding your discussion earlier about Abrahamic religions, Christianity absorbed a bunch of paganism, too. Witness the current season with Christmas Trees which are pagan. Also, Jesus was not born on Dec 25th if you dig at all into the new testament, rather his BD was moved to the winter solstice so that he could be the "light of the world" on the shortest day of the year and one that was celebrated by many pagan sects. Note that I am a Christian and am not defending Islam per se, but to point out the pagan roots of Islam and not recognize how deeply pagan traditions have been absorbed into Christianity seems a little one-sided.

Oh I know that Christianity isn't free of paganism

Judaism after all was likely an offshoot of Mesopotamian Polytheism

With perhaps Baal being one of the earliest iterations of YHWH

@Atkins stole like 70 million in donations from other states, to pad his bank account after a failure of a texas campaign, that he refuses to share back with the democrats who gave it to him (or it)?

I make a note of this because what you mention is largely supplementary aspects of Christianity rather than fundamental aspects of its tenents

While Islam loudly declares itself the true monotheistic religion free of paganistic beliefs while praying down to a giant granite cube five times a day.