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Precisely. I'm suggesting this only for the purposes of our discussions on this board. The lawmakers of our countries have tangled the two terms for their own purposes, even in the language of statutes. Would you agree with me that "illegal" carries a worse connotation than "unlawful?"

Technically, the U.S. recognizes dual citizenship with only one country, Israel. If you're a dual (or more) citizen with one or more other countries, the U.S. will simply ignore it.

Nobody knows. By the way, neither Musk nor Trump can fire employees of independent regulatory agencies, only of agencies in the executive department. That, and firing people who can only be fired "for cause" are some of the unlawful actions the Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight are being sued for.

They are, or at least can be. I'm proposing these definitions for this board, for clarity's sake.

It's not a link, retard. It's a quote.

Well, that relationship lasted longer than most of Trump's "relationships." Personally, I'm waiting for some agency security guards to kick a Musketeer's ass and throw him out of the building.

Can we come to some kind of agreement on the difference between "illegal" and "unlawful?" I propose the following. . . "Illegal" means in violation of the criminal law, subjecting the violator to loss of life, liberty, or property upon being duly convicted. "Unlawful" means "not in accordance...

Yep. The Impoundment Control Act of 1974, for starters. I'd go into it, but you'd just block your ears (eyes?) and yell "MAGA!" louder.

There's 40-odd million of 'em in Canaduh.

MAGA @34.

It's called that because it infects de chlams. . .

Just trying to fit in with the local culture. Talking sense to somebody who denies or doesn't care that most child molestation, hetero and homo, is perpetrated by men who identify as cis-hetero is a waste of the breath of life.

And if you think the Inquisitions were the only horrors visited upon the chumps by the church, you are charmingly naive.

Well, it IS Canada. . .

So. . . got over your anti-Froggy bigotry? Good for you. Turner and Campbell don't count? Weren't PM? Or don't fit your narrative?

To hear you talk, it's right here, right now.

Wow. Great choice. Evil Carney or Dopey Poilievre.

Making Alabama Great Again.

Probably is in Canadrunk. In the U.S., and in the English common law and its descendants, unless modified by statute, one may use any name one pleases, so long as one is not doing so for purposes of fraud.

Maybe she thought it was needed. But thank you for admitting you've used the same technique, and are therefore, by your own words, "stupid" and "part of the problem."