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To: TimF who wrote (18512)	7/17/2001 9:36:37 PM
From: Solon	Read Replies (1) of 82486

I wasn't arguing what society recognizes but what it should recognize I have explicitly said tio you that I am willing to discuss the "shoulds"--RIGHT?? I just don't want to mix what might or ought to be with WHAT IS. Why are you running around the mulberrry bush?? It isn't a scientific one nor is it one that opposing is inherently illogical I wasn't able to parse that--sorry. The case law itself is begging the question, to an extent even in the realm of constitutional rights I could care less. EVERYTHING is begging the questionh to a stubbborn man. If the only argument a man is able to engage in is to trace all intercourse back to: Yoyu are begging the question that A is not B is correct or that the law of non contradiction is unproven--then fine--argue with idiots. I had made the assumption that the commonality of outr experience, make-up and awareness provided a platform for exploration, and that at some point "begging the question" could be dispensed with. I am not afraid to admit I was wrong. I guess my goal was different than yours.

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