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Canada high court strikes down all restrictions on prostitution [W:232]


Sorry, no; I'm not playing a game. You just can't back up what you say. :shrug:
 
Sorry, no; I'm not playing a game. You just can't back up what you say. :shrug:
Yes you were. It is more than obvious.
You have already shown you understand what was said.
You even tried to say they were my standards of decency. Which they were not.

Your pretending that you later didn't know/understand, is, and was, a game you are playing.
 
 

I do, in fact, understand -- you call people dishonest who don't agree that the answer is obvious and in no need of spelling out.
 
No I haven' ignored him. He is a new player and I am busy here at home.
I will prepare my answer and post when time permits.

But way to be wrong with your assumptions again.
:doh

Considering he asked the same question as everyone else, and you say you've already answered it, and call people dishonest for saying you haven't . . . what's to "prepare"?
 
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Let's focus on the topic only please and leave the personal comments aside. Thanks.
 
I have no idea why it is illegal to accept money for an activity it is perfectly legal to engage in for free.
 
Re: Canada high court strikes down all restrictions on prostitution

and you say you've already answered it, and call people dishonest for saying you haven't . . . what's to "prepare"?
More dishonesty. Figures.
I have pointed out what was dishonest in what was said. Yes. I did that.

Would you like partial listing of your absurdly asinine, convoluted, and dishonest assumptions?



You have shown you know exactly what was being said, but falsely claim they are my standards, (just like the others), when they are not my standards.

And since you folks have shown you understand exactly what was being discussed, I am more than sure that this individual does too.



What do you mean, decent standards? Who's standards?
I do not believe for one moment that you are asking an honest question, as the information you request is already present.

Especially as others have shown they know exactly what is being said, but instead chose to wrongly say they were my standards, which they were not.


What is it you do not understand about decency?
"Conformity to prevailing standards of propriety or modesty."
It is common knowledge what it is. Which is apparent from peoples responses.
Maybe you didn't know, but I doubt it.


So what is it that you do not understand from that which came before?



Are we talking about what the Court in Canada did?
Of course we are.

Are we not discussing the standards that fall under the "prevailing standards of propriety or modesty" and were removed over safety concerns by the Canadian Court?
Of course we are.

Are we not discussing standards of "prevailing standards of propriety or modesty" which had been codified into law by the peoples representatives?
Of course we are.


Those standards against prostitution, which were enacted by the peoples representatives, being removed by a Court which previously upheld them as legal, is a further erosion of those standards, is it not?
Of course it is.

Matters not that you agree or disagree with there removal, nor does it matter if you agree or disagree with the actual standards to say they are being eroded.

Though the standards still exist outside of the law, removal from enforceable law is still an erosion of those standards.
 

This was an EXTREMELY accurate thread summary.

Has a single person in the past 24 pages even remotely sided with him? All I've seen is his whining for pages and pages telling dozens of people they're all liars playing "games" and being dishonest, while simultaneously refusing to ever explain his point. I'm thinking of a new rule for myself that I won't get involved in the 1 man vs the world threads, because it's usually just some troll pushing his extremist views.
 
Wrong. And stop whining.
 
Wrong. And stop whining.

Did you just copy-paste the same rebuttal you've used this entire thread? Mad skills.

Here's a hint: If not a single person on this thread has agreed with you, you're probably wrong as ****.
 
Did you just copy-paste the same rebuttal you've used this entire thread? Mad skills.

Here's a hint: If not a single person on this thread has agreed with you, you're probably wrong as ****.
Here is a clue. We can see that they were dishonest in there assertions.
Just as you are.
Not once did I say I was for or against the ruling. Not once. And my opinion of whether I was or wasn't has no bearing on the observation made.
But people like you want to assume because you think you know something you don't.

My acknowledgement that it is a further erosion of the standards which were in place, is no different than a person noticing the sun is setting.
It was nothing more than a factual observation.

Saying the information wasn't there, when it is, is dishonesty.

And because bigoted idiots want to try an pigeonhole someone, they assert that which wasn't true. Again, just more dishonesty.
They make themselves to be nothing but liars.
 

You do realize that to use the plural pronoun "we", you have to have more than one person on your side, right?
 
You do realize that to use the plural pronoun "we", you have to have more than one person on your side, right?

Still not answering to your false assertions. Figures.
 
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You have shown you know exactly what was being said,

OK. Point to where I did this. Link. Quote.


but falsely claim they are my standards, (just like the others), when they are not my standards.

:shrug: Given that you haven't pointed to any objective source for these "standards," period, they are your standards, even if you refuse to say what they are.
 
Re: Canada high court strikes down all restrictions on prostitution

"prevailing standards of propriety or modesty"

Define that for me. And explain why your definition should govern other people's behavior.
 
Re: Canada high court strikes down all restrictions on prostitution

I figured you were playing the same game.
Don't need to. That is the definition of decency.

Nor is it my definition, or my standards. It was the standards that were law.

Those "prevailing standards of propriety or modesty" were codified into law by the peoples representatives.
The Court removed those standards not because they were no longer the prevailing standards, but over safety issues.
Their removal from law is an erosion of those standards.
 

And, today, Mayor Rob Ford is a happy camper. LOL.
 
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