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To: Gratia
I am baffled why people freely give legal opinions when they really have no knowledge of the law in substance or procedure. Doesn’t it occur to people that they have no idea what they are talking about, but just throwing around legal terms, not knowing that large bodies of exceedingly fine law attaches to each grand principle?

I am confused as to why your are baffled. If you want to explore my particular area of expertise, I would have to know how much you understand about airborne software before I could begin to provide meaningful explanations.

I'm afraid I see your style or argument in a non-legal setting as counter productive. You dismiss arguments without explaining why they are incorrect, perhaps assuming that everyone should have the same level of expertise in this arena as you. In doing so, you reinforce the idea that the legal system was designed to support primacy of the legal system and its participants.

39 posted on 05/14/2020 7:14:11 AM PDT by MortMan (Shouldn't "palindrome" read the same forward and backward?)
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To: MortMan

That’s right. You went to court once and did a great job. So you convinced yourself you can render definitive legal opinions.

The area we are actually discussing is self-knowledge and humility.


44 posted on 05/14/2020 8:05:45 AM PDT by Gratia
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