My post dealt with the binary question discussion that you and JlaR were engaged in. How could it be off topic. You can't even keep track of what discussions you are engaged in.
No it did not. You responded to my response to you, in regards to Oracle's post talking about gay rights, which I called off topic for this thread. It was too late for you last night, so you were not tracking. I was talking about a low carb diet in the other thread which keeps me always energetic and sharp. I would highly recommend it!
We are talking about choices, not opinions. They are not the same.
There are a multitude of choices in a democracy. As there are a multitude of opinions.
TBH, I don't care who your choice is or what your opinion is. The point is that the American choice, for all intents and purposes, is a binary one. Any you just agreed that they have the choice.
For all intents and purposes it is demonstrably true that the American elections are not binary as I have already illustrated. This is objective truth. Sorry you embarrassed yourself on this one.
and you replied 'we need both' and later 'the value of a protestor, remains the same whether or not they are informed'
however in the same thread you dismiss Shacks views as uninformed, clearly implying his view as worthless
I did not say Shack's views as worthless. I said they were uninformed because he was wrong. By calling his views wrong, his views were given due consideration and therefore value was attached to what he had to say. If I did not care about what he had to say I would have ignored him and not responded. Now that would be attaching no value. So again, your accusation falls flat and you need to wipe that dirt off your face from falling flat on your face too often in debates with me.
does night follow day , yes or no ?
the question is the same in Canada as in Communist China
That has nothing to do with democracies or political opinions. Your example is both inappropriate and fails a sanity check.
you confuse rights with value
they are not the same
There is no law, or system which attaches objective "value" to individuals or their opinion in a democracy. All individuals are equal in the eyes of the law.
high school test questions requiring selecting A or B as the correct answer occur all the time in a democracy
binary questions appear on the tax return you are required to file
1. did you sell a primary residence in 2023 ?
yes or
no
2. is the information in your tax return truthful ?
yes or
no
3 if giving testimony in court
“Do you Swear that the evidence you shall give the Court shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth."
yes or
no
4. do binary questions exist in a democracy?
yes or
no
answer : Yes
They have nothing to do with democracies or political opinions. And they occur in non-democracies as well. Your example is both inappropriate and fails a sanity check.
uninformed protestors have this habit of following each other while vocalizing "Baaa",
No they don't. Please provide proof, that a) The protesters vocalized "Baaa". Precisely, "Baaa". b) Provide proof that they were "uninformed" and how you came to the conclusion and c) Provide proof of your own knowledge on the subject.
I expected something better from you instead of a juvenile response lol
You expected something better in response to your post, which was: "Baaaa"? I was not even responding to a juvenile post. I was responding to inarticulate, unintelligent animal noises made by a grown ass man.
