Ige said that both sides of the conflict have strong arguments and that there is no easy solution. However, he went on, the conflict can be resolved if both sides are “open-hearted, as well as open-minded.”
Literally means "We're going to build there and you're going to like it."
"But it is not just the authority of law that is at stake. "
Hey, retard... the "authority" you have isn't dictatorial. Just because a state says something doesn't mean that you're going to be able to follow through with it and it surely doesn't mean that you get to ram it down citizens' throats.
(Aloha) is the thing that underpins our laws
No, the Constitution does. Have you seceded?
>Ige said that both sides of the conflict have strong arguments and that there is no easy solution. However, he went on, the conflict can be resolved if both sides are “open-hearted, as well as open-minded.”
Literally means "We're going to build there and you're going to like it."
>"But it is not just the authority of law that is at stake. "
Hey, retard... the "authority" you have isn't dictatorial. Just because a state says something doesn't mean that you're going to be able to follow through with it and it surely doesn't mean that you get to ram it down citizens' throats.
>(Aloha) is the thing that underpins our laws
No, the Constitution does. Have you seceded?
Literally means "We're going to build there and you're going to like it."
Hey, retard... the "authority" you have isn't dictatorial. Just because a state says something doesn't mean that you're going to be able to follow through with it and it surely doesn't mean that you get to ram it down citizens' throats.
No, the Constitution does. Have you seceded?