My man, we know what statement is being referenced. I just told you that in my previous response, you don’t need to reiterate it back to me. You just gave all that bluster to completely avoid what you’re saddled with.Here's the statement you're referring to that you bolded in its appropriate context:
I gave other examples of similar concepts in that very post. And in this one on the same page I lay out specific other legal examples of the same thing:
Are you arguing that 21 should always be the legal drinking age in all circumstances? Of course not, many societies have different drinking ages. Some idiots shouldn't be drinking no matter how old they are. It isn't a hard-and-fast scientific law like the Second Law of Thermodynamics. That's readily apparent, but I can continue providing examples if you'd like. Now where's your support for your assertion that the opposite is true and these things are concrete? Because that's the only way my assertion could possibly be "inaccurate".
So let’s do this again. I initially asked a question. You answered and I highlighted a statement in your answer that I told you is inaccurate. I don’t have to prove it’s inaccurate. Burden of proof is on you. You can spin, delay, and filibuster all you want, it doesnt make any less evident that you’re obligation is to prove your statement.
So here’s your third opportunity to back up your statement. Maybe I should just take the W and move on while you struggle to figure yourself and this conversation out.