alt.education

On Apr 4, 5:11=A0am, Bob LeChevalier wrote:
> veritas wrote:
> >> You are just repeating that the law is the foundation of the law.
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> >> What is the foundation of the English law? =A0If it is some other (prio=
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> >> law, what is the foundation for that prior law, etc.- Hide quoted text =
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> >59,000 years ago as the first modern humans came out of Africa, the
> >leader of the group brought everyone together and said, "You do what I
> >tell you, when I tell you, or I will beat the hell out of you. =A0Now,
> >everyone keep together and look carefully over ridges for easy kills,
> >the women, look for edible plants."
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> Actually, that could have been said by a non-modern human, since
> alpha-apes effectively communicate exactly those sentiments to the
> rest of the troupe. =A0
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> lojbab

So, you speak alpha- ape now, how interesting. Just because a alpha-
ape MIGHT be able to communicate that, that doesn't put them in our
class. Let's see one give one of the group a directional finder and
tell them to find out where they are and were that damn river is, then
I will be impressed. They are just animals, we are sentient beings,
that makes us a different species from them, and capable of making
laws that everyone understands. Oh wait, I forgot about the U.S. laws,
we all break 10 a day and don't even know we broke one.

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Ken Hogan