When two people who disagree refuse to compromise (ie both refuse not only one) after they both die who had the last word? What if they were famous and the debate well known so each point is repeated? Does the last word change? Is there a difference between the two? Does the last word matter?
Or does reality trump rhetoric? Or is this all semantics? In any case that is above my paygrade, and should be left to the appropriate authorities and only if their decision is disagreed by the majority should the decision be reviewed, #MajorQuestions bsky.app/profile/rele...
... or is it if the majority 'of voters' disagree? or do we err on the side of Justice over the tyranny of the mob? If children inherently display clear signs they understand the difference between right and wrong (fair vs unfair) by roughly age 2, what happened(s)? www.reddit.com/r/scotus/com...
to be continued, but TLDR: www.reddit.com/r/ModSupport... (follow the links within assuming none of them are disabled/broken by *checks notes* not me - but as the most important of all points that's why I took this screen shot and saved it locally on my own computer, which has ample storage space)
