Fake Electors - Fake Election Propaganda - Mail Fraud Federal Felony

[dpibel]

83. What is the sense of opinions about facts?

If you say "the sky is green" and a discussion ensues and I say, "Actually, the sky is blue--here's a reading of the light wavelength, and then there's the general consensus," what sense does it make for you to say, "Just my opinion!"

You have made statements of fact: Mail fraud is a no-brainer and advice of counsel is not a valid defense. I have provided evidence that advice of counsel is a valid defense, which actually takes the matter out of the "no-brainer" category.

People in this thread are not discussing your propositions as matters of conjecture (i.e. opinions) but as matters of fact.

So how is it that my citation to federal court pattern jury instructions is just my opinion and you have another opinion that, apparently, is every bit as good?

It's not a matter of opinion, regardless your sig line.