Really. Check this out:-
It IS in fact to have a common set of rules by which all citizens (or subjects, or whatever) abide. This is what makes society.
You could ask him what he thinks the purpose of such laws are (I did) and receive no answer, because he doesn’t know, and being asked why makes him uncomfortable over his ignorance. That the law was being questioned was the sole reason he stuck his oar in.
Think about that last sentence, ‘This is what makes society’. Society is there. Society has laws. Why does society have laws? Euan’s understanding stops at that point. Which leads him to make the supremely moronic argument that laws are not the codification of moral standards. In other words, to him, theft is not criminalized because it is wrong, it is criminalized because the lawmakers thought it should be.
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]]>And it’s also interesting to see that, beyond all the tedious bluster, more than one of them agree that the appeal court’s manslaughter finding was justified.
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