I have a Harvard Law degree and a genius IQ, and I interpreted your comment the same way she did. Maybe you should try writing unambiguous sentences.

How is a Chinese tourism agency the equivalent of Kim Jong Un?

I know I’m a little late to the party, but I’m really struggling to understand how people can doubt the existence or magnitude of drowsiness as a side effect of diphenhydramine in light of the fact that - as you pointed out earlier - diphenhydramine is also approved for OTC sale as a sleep aid under the brand names…

Because in many states (Michigan, for example), robbery is a life offense, whereas assault is a 90-day misdemeanor. Would you take your chances going to trial on a life offense if you had the option of pleading guilty to a crime with a maximum punishment of 90 days in county jail?

Honestly, if gaslighting is defined as “a form of manipulation that seeks to sow seeds of doubt in a targeted individual, hoping to make the target question their own memory, perception, and sanity”, then the duty to zealously advocate for your client in the context of litigation ABSOLUTELY encompasses gaslighting.

I like to phrase it this way: You have the right to speak. You don’t have a right to the audience of your choosing.

You believe that all people who are either actual parents or potential parents should be subjected to involuntary mental health screenings? For what purpose? To sterilize them or take away their children? To force them to undergo involuntary court-ordered psychiatric treatment? Who would be in charge of implementing…

Hulk Hogan wasn’t a public official, but he was a public figure, and therefore he has just as high a burden of proof in a libel case as a public official does. FWIW.

According to her testimony (which the jury clearly believed), he raped her. If you’re looking for a logical connection between his actions and her reaction, here goes: she cut off his penis so he wouldn’t be able to rape her with it anymore.

I'm not into comics, but I have seen all these movies, & I think you hit the nail on the head in your last sentence. Toby Maguire as Peter Parker is the ultimate "nice guy" with zero charisma, and even having a superhero alter ego isn't enough to give him a little swagger. In the end, he's still a guy you pity.