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2live is 2fly

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21. I don't understand your tendency to use these cleverly camoflaged little put-downs, so much so
Fri Aug 11, 2023, 10:56 AM
Aug 2023

they're often glanced over innocuously, example "The Eighth Amendment is not a difficult read:" (Translation= Even a dummy should be able to figure it out.) OR Maybe you write in such a rush, so hurried a manner that you don't realize it. If that's the case, I apologize

If someone points out our problems, we may attempt & try to correct them. For instance, I myself can be quite pedantic

METAPHORICALLY:
In a metaphoric manner; not literally; by means of metaphor.Used to draw attention that what follows is a metaphor, not to be taken literally.In a metaphorical manner.
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PEDANTIC:
Pedantic means "like a pedant," someone who's too concerned with literal accuracy or formality. It's a negative term that implies someone is showing off book learning or trivia, especially in a tiresome way.

https://www.merriam-webster.com › dictionary › pedantic
Pedantic Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
Pedantic is a word used to describe someone who annoys others by correcting small errors, caring too much about minor details, or emphasizing their own expertise especially in some narrow or boring subject matter.

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The Constitution disagrees with you Effete Snob Aug 2023 #1
Both are cited as per Jack Smith. It is not solely a defendants right to waive. There is a public boston bean Aug 2023 #3
As you and others say. Courts have a duty to safeguard all rights. Hortensis Aug 2023 #11
... William769 Aug 2023 #15
Yes, he has the "right"... kentuck Aug 2023 #4
Once he is convicted and then denied right to run or loses, watch how he tries to further extend any Wonder Why Aug 2023 #10
Trump RobinA Aug 2023 #26
This Is Pecksniffery, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2023 #5
The voters need to see what a traitor Trump is, gab13by13 Aug 2023 #7
Kind inthewind21 Aug 2023 #28
Perfectly stated, Sir! Thank you! Rhiannon12866 Aug 2023 #8
Thank you for enlarging my vocabulary with that delicious word. niyad Aug 2023 #12
It is a matter of best interest vs a constitutional right. Logic demands that the latter supercedes Beastly Boy Aug 2023 #13
To Quote Mr. Lincoln, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2023 #17
In legal matters, it is the judge's task to determine where a defendant's rights end and bad faith Beastly Boy Aug 2023 #22
In This Instance, Sir, It Begins When The Defendant's Lawyers Open Their Mouth The Magistrate Aug 2023 #23
Are you suggesting that the judge has the right to deprive the accused of legal counsel at will? Beastly Boy Aug 2023 #24
I Do Know, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2023 #25
It is not your intent I question. Beastly Boy Aug 2023 #27
Always the voice of reason. William769 Aug 2023 #16
I don't understand your tendency to use these cleverly camoflaged little put-downs, so much so 2live is 2fly Aug 2023 #21
Shut him up. Kid Berwyn Aug 2023 #2
Only because he's a treasonous putin puppet tax cheating felon. rubbersole Aug 2023 #6
And a Gag order! loquaciouslimey Aug 2023 #9
He is not a common citizen William769 Aug 2023 #14
Thugs Are Citizens Too, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2023 #18
I agree with most of your statement. William769 Aug 2023 #19
Fair Enough, Sir The Magistrate Aug 2023 #20
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