Elaine Keown wrote, > > Hardly. If the rest of you hadn't agreed with his > > judgments most of the time, the Roadmap might look > > quite different. It's more like Potter > > Stewart on pornography. > > Who's Potter Stewart? (I don't own a TV).....Elaine
Potter Stewart doesn't get on TV much these days. A while ago, when asked to define pornography (or, possibly it was obscenity?) his response was something like, 'I can't define it, but I know it when I see it'. So, his expert supporters could conclude from this that Potter Stewart was a just and righteous person who spoke the truth with conviction. Experts from the opposition, however, could infer that Potter Stewart must've seen a lot of pornography in order to be such an expert on distinguishing it. The above merely to illustrate that experts in any persuasion seldom agree on everything; if they did -- they couldn't be contentious. Best regards, James Kass
