Comment Re:This isn't a question (Score 0) 623
Sodomy with an infected person is a transmission risk for almost all diseases.
As does vaginal intercoursw. And, of course, many heterosexual coup!es have anal intercourse as well.
Sodomy with an infected person is a transmission risk for almost all diseases.
As does vaginal intercoursw. And, of course, many heterosexual coup!es have anal intercourse as well.
In most common law jurisdictions, a religious ceremony has no legal standing at all. The magic in a marriage ceremony isn't "by the power invested in me by God", it is " by the power invested in me by the State of Massachusetts."
Churches' attachments to marriage is historic and I doubt there is anywhere in English speaking North America where a religious ceremony was ever required.
Actually in many jurisdictions thee lack of marital status means even attempting to duplicate the full powers of a spouse in regards to incapacity can be all but impossible to replicate. Even powers of attorney and living wills don't quite deliver you the power in the event of your spouse's incapacity that a marriage license does.
Up until recently beating the shit out of your wife and forcing sexual intercourse on her against her will (spousal rape) was considered lawful and appropriate. Some traditional views just plain suck and we should welcome their demiwey.
This has nothing to do with Marxism, any more than throwing out laws banning miscegenation had anything to do with Marxism.
Historically what constituted a marriage varied from place to place, and even in Medieval times there was no mandate in England requiring a church ceremony. In most jurisdictions in Europe where canon law governed marriage, all that was in fact required was for a couple to declare that they were married, and so long as they lived in that fashion, no ceremony was required at all. Marriage in ancient tienes, save where it involves the aristocracy, where marriage had political implications, wasn't that formalizeds an affair.
Can a goat grant consent?
In psuedo-skeptic world a thousand peer reviewed studies aren't worth a single paid Frank Spencer pro-fossil fuel shill piece in the WSJ.
This is another GLOBAL WARMING hoax!!!!! Ice is always melting!!!!!
It went to Grand Jury and was no-billed.
A lawyer that can't work out a resolution for the issue at hand in TFA without going to jury trial is a fucking moron.
they couldn't possibly hope to recover the $100k+ in legal fees.
$100,000? That's just a tiny bit inflated. My legal fees for two felonies were slightly more than $5,000. It's not going to cost six digits to get judicial relief in a circumstance like this. It probably doesn't even get the lawsuit stage, a demand letter sent to the school district and reviewed by their attorney would probably suffice. "Yeah, we're going to lose this one. Wipe the student's record clean, tell him you're sorry, and move on."
There's plenty of stupidity in the American legal system to make fun of without making stuff up.
Argumentum ad dictionarum is at the very least an informal fallacy. Attempting to argue about what really is a specialized definition of the word "tool" with a general definition you find on Google is tantamount to a fallacious appeal to authority.
There is an actual definition of the word tool. We are under no obligation whatsoever to use your private definition.
And you're not an expert, so your criticisms are largely meaningless.
They very fact that they were banged together by an intelligent agency makes them a tool. In general you can tell by close examination whether a potential tool is simply the product of natural erosion or in fact was used as a tool.
Piracy really doesn't scare the big studios that much. What does scare them is Netflix becoming the gatekeeper to their products.
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