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Well, one of the things that confused me is why Teamint seemed to feel that I was angry with her. I wasn't upset or annoyed at all. I just disagreed.

Well, I can't really blame her. She is a mother in anguish. I think she'd feel better if let go of the anger, but she has to work through her grief in her way.

There were no orders from cops. Nobody is claiming the cops ordered him to stop- not even the prosecution. A non-emergency dispatcher has no authority to give orders, and did not give any orders. The dispatcher merely said, "We don't need you to do that." Zimmerman said "Okay." What...

Stevia does take some getting used to, and it comes in different varieties. They work differently in different things, so you have to experiment, but it's not a cheap experiment. For instance, I buy liquid stevia in flavored drops. We all love this in apricot flavor with lemon juice in...

I like to understand where people are coming from even when I don't agree. I can understand the thinking behind a parent who doesn't learn sign because that parent does not want their deaf child to sign- understand, I think that's all kinds of wrong headed thinking- but their goal is still to...

Yes, I am familiar with it. I enjoy Rand's work, but I agree about its weaknesses being not enough rational people by her definition. That's not an all bad thing. Her 'rationality' led her to be quite cruel to her husband when he got dementia. She felt like he could just overcome it if only...

My brain just doesn't work that way. And then I second and third and fourth guess myself. I find Dr. Phil obscure quite often, too, but for different reasons.

The Righteous Mind is the title of a book by liberal Jonathan Haight More here: The Righteous Mind | Climate Etc.

You do realize that in English the phrase "higher standard and ethics" means both higher standards and higher ethics, right? So you did say that the prosecutor has higher ethics than the defender. Maybe you didn't mean it, but it is what you said, and I can only discuss what you actually say...

I have never said he did *nothing* wrong. There is a vast open space between being guilty of murder and doing *nothing* wrong. Lawyers, of course, disagree, which is why they always tell their clients never to apologize. I can think of a lot of reasons why he would apologize and still...