@AThousandYoung saidIn certain blue cities, yes.
Can a murderer put on a sombrero and become a non criminal?
@AThousandYoung saidPizza face Neom
I see lots of people demanding people define words lately. How about this one?
Define criminal please.
@AThousandYoung saidHow about this:
Noun, and the fact that you are distinguishing between legal and colloquial definitions says a lot.
If you use the word criminal on the forums what do you mean by it?
One who knowingly and intentionally commits a crime.
Example: Every single illegal alien in the US.
@Sleepyguy saidAnother example, the current President of the US.
How about this:
One who knowingly and intentionally commits a crime.
Example: Every single illegal alien in the US.
@AThousandYoung saidIf this were the case, it would do wonders for the sombrero industry.
Can a murderer put on a sombrero and become a non criminal?
@Sleepyguy saidThey would imply ignorance of the law is an excuse. Is that your position?
How about this:
One who knowingly and intentionally commits a crime.
Example: Every single illegal alien in the US.
@Sleepyguy saidI don’t agree that their children knowingly committed any crimes.
How about this:
One who knowingly and intentionally commits a crime.
Example: Every single illegal alien in the US.
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@Sleepyguy saidHow do you know who knows and intends what? Already you’re assuming intent for “illegal immigrants” (defining criminals by their illegality and then requiring intent to be a criminal seems unnecessarily complicated IMO). Do you also assume the lack of intent for other people?
How about this:
One who knowingly and intentionally commits a crime.
Example: Every single illegal alien in the US.
If so isn’t that simply bias?