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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    Fine, let us contact the owner to see if he, like you, wishes to hide his head in the sand too, regarding my ascriptions...
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    I am not debating; rather, am confronting jurisprudentially oriented persons with their error; and, this site is inside a free country, with freedom proceeding just fine without your much too prohibitive perspectival view! I am indeed positing precisely a real life situation for which I am...
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    I have been searching such sites for many days, they are all dead; this is the only law-oriented site actually alive. This is the US of A, are you, another member, attempting to abridge my freedom of speech?! Mind your own business Mr. Prohibitive.
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    Spinoza's "...determinatio negatio est.."; and, Hegel's "All determination is negation." underlie Sartre's position, and, Sartre's position is ontologically in line with how a human act actually originates; whereas the magistrate is an unthinking positivist, wrongly thinking a human act arises...
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    We are delusional in believing law to be determinative among human beings for whom all determination is actually negation.
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    I am not debating. I am merely laying down the law...
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    Homicide, Murder, Manslaughter “Law” is Not Determinative of Conduct.

    Human action and inaction are, without question, deemed subject to being determined and originated by a given language known as "law"; while, since 1939, existential ontologist J.P. Sartre (1901-1980), realized and demonstrated that given states of affairs are not, cannot, possibly be...
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