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Started by Denny64 REPLIES1,287 VIEWS· 11 Apr 2019, 11:39
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
11 Apr 2019, 18:27
#41
11 Apr 2019, 18:27#41

SB

Ever heard of the Emporer Constantine - he became a Christian and moved the Capital of the empire from Rome to Constantinople,    That is where the main empire remained until 1452 when the Turks conquered it,

Rome after that was never really the capital of the empire and in time developed the Roman Catholic religion.  The religion practiced  Church of the Empire until 1452 was the Greek Orthodox Church of which the Russian Orthodox Church was an off-shoot.   The Roman Empire kept the Barbarians out of the Balkans and  that as even the case with the Mongols (the Golden Hoard) who terrorized Europe up to about 1476  by Ivan the Terrible  of Russia. 

To come back to DEMOCRACY - what the Greeks practiced and the monstrosity we have as democracy today was vastly different.    Only educated people and merchants participated in Greek political life.    There never was mob rule allowed like is often the case at present, .  

Yous till have NO idea about anything - and that includes rugby.    


   

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
11 Apr 2019, 18:38
#42
11 Apr 2019, 18:38#42

Yep Sharkbok is really ignorant halwit. 

Meanwhile fat Dave clearly is very suprresed.

He hates straight guys and loves homos. What a disgusting prat. 

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
11 Apr 2019, 19:36
#43
11 Apr 2019, 19:36#43
@Plum, you have lost the trail. Initially, the conversation was about democratic law, and now it has gone to the caveman era. Why stop there, maybe go into law in the Animal  Kingdom where there was a pack hierarchy or some form of collaboration.
You are beating a dead horse. You made the mistake thinking Romans established formal democracy, but instead of acknowledging your error and moving forward you are muddying the water. 


sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
11 Apr 2019, 19:39
#44
11 Apr 2019, 19:39#44

@DumbMike, I suggest reading some more books instead of listening to folklore from the likes of Meyer Bosman's mother. Also to check multiple sources. 

Women being able to vote in a democratic system is the biggest change. Democracy was not invented in a place like Africa because it obviously would not work here.

You told us the story that you are decendent from the Eve of South Africa - a coloured woman who is the SA Eve. That was worth a good laugh- as you claimed that everyone (or 90%+ plus) in South Africa is her descendant.

I scanned your most recent post - it was a poorly written piece that quoted no third party sources. Just like the rugby stats you post on this website without a third party link, one can only assume it is the usual BS. The only question is if you know which parts you have made up, misinterpreted or from a reliable source..


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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
11 Apr 2019, 20:57
#45
11 Apr 2019, 20:57#45

No Shark

You said democratic law. Democracy plays out in a legal system that I said Roman law was the main source for.

Still on the trail ;)

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
11 Apr 2019, 21:38
#46
11 Apr 2019, 21:38#46
Plum,
It is my last response, because you will not admit you were wrong. 

I actually studied some law at university ages ago- more than a 1st-year grad student....

Rome and Constantinople actually worshipped many of the Greek Gods. They took much of their culture from the Greeks before them. If you read the article I posted above- it gives an example of how Constantinople kept more Greek influence and flourished while Rome/The West stagnated under the newer Christianity. A monolithic God seems to turn things backwards . 
You clearly state origin. I even provide you with the definition of origin. 
Sometimes I make mistakes. I am happy to admit when I am wrong. 
origin/??r?d??n/noun
  1. 1.the point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived."his theory of the origin of life"synonyms:beginning, start, origination, genesis, birth, dawning, dawn, emergence, inception, launch, creation, birthplace, cradle, early stages, conception, inauguration, foundation, outset; More

Plum

Senior player

3582 posts

Apr 11, 2019, 13:56

Actually Shark, you'll find my knowledge and understanding of common or civil law, constitutional law, the origins of present law from the Roman Empire in both Rome and Constantinople,

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
11 Apr 2019, 21:40
#47
11 Apr 2019, 21:40#47

Sharkbokkie a little bit of knowlege can be  dangerous. Just saying

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
11 Apr 2019, 22:45
#48
11 Apr 2019, 22:45#48
Beenkop please enlighten me on how you have reached the conclusion that I hate straight guys? Does the bible also instruct you to lie? I hate bigots like you - I’d take great pleasure in beating the crap out of you. I despise you bible bashing hypocrites.
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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
12 Apr 2019, 06:24
#49
12 Apr 2019, 06:24#49

Saffex, what is Demogratic Law? Sharkbok used it as a term as if it's something like "Roman Dutch Law."..or "Roman Law"...or "Common Law"....I've never heard of "Democratic Law" or "Greek Law" 

What I do know is that, at varsity level, almost every discipline, they start off with the history of the subject since the Greek Civilization...

Modern times started with the Greeks. They basically started documenting everything...

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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
12 Apr 2019, 09:27
#50
12 Apr 2019, 09:27#50

Screw you Shark.

I've just drafted the most embarrassing letter ever to my lawyer, and I've sent a few doozies their way in the past.

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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
12 Apr 2019, 09:45
#51
12 Apr 2019, 09:45#51

Ok, so I've agreed that they bill me as i have requested a formal letter of reponse. I just got a "WTF?" phonecall from them.

I'll post it up here just for s ome fun ;)


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SebPro2,680 posts
12 Apr 2019, 12:07
#52
12 Apr 2019, 12:07#52

Down goes Snarky again getting it all wrong again just like the Red Jack Tailpipe....Hahahahahahaha.

I know it's a long shot...but both might after too many blows in life, turn around and repent of their nasty deeds and find peace at the Fountainhead.of Life...instead of being puffed -up and stubborn...like mules

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
12 Apr 2019, 12:37
#53
12 Apr 2019, 12:37#53

Fat Dave a very thin paper bag is about your match you funny little "man"

Your passionate love for homosexuals and frothing hatred of anybody saying it's a perversion gives the game away fat Dave.

Bwhahahahaha. What a funny oak fat David is!!!

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
12 Apr 2019, 12:43
#54
12 Apr 2019, 12:43#54

Sharkbok glowing a bright red in the darkness that surrounds him. 

Still haven't heard this and other loons explain a universe from nothing or how one strand of DNA has 350 volumes of encyclopedia Brittanica worth of information or the 3 billion letter human genome. 

These weirdos nutjobs are suddenly struck dumb. Hahahahaha man it's really hilarious! 

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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
12 Apr 2019, 12:45
#55
12 Apr 2019, 12:45#55

Plum, he is MEGA trolling you. The following had me in stitches: "I actually studied some law at university ages ago- more than a 1st-year grad student...."

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
12 Apr 2019, 14:11
#56
12 Apr 2019, 14:11#56
Plum, hopefully, your Lawyer does not think that Democracy was invented by the Romans- if he does he has no chance against me . 
Even worse if he calls Ou CleverMike as a living witness to confess that Christianity destroyed the Roman Empire(Western Empire)- and the capital of the Roman Empire was never Rome....
 Rome remained the nominal capital of both parts until 476 AD, when Odoacer deposed Romulus Augustus after capturing Ravenna and the Roman Senate sent the imperial regalia to Constantinople (Byzantium in Ancient Greek). The fall of the Western Roman Empire to barbarian kings, is conventionally used to mark the end of Ancient Rome and the beginning of the Middle Ages (Dark Ages). 
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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
12 Apr 2019, 14:38
#57
12 Apr 2019, 14:38#57

The Romans had aliens flooding Rome - open borders if you like and the political class became more and more corrupt, amoral and self serving. Sound like the elite Globalist contr olled EU and the USA demonrats. As corrupt as hell!

By the way sharkbokkves you are talking to a guy with a history major.and graduate from a top 200 university not some first year wannabee. Dr Moz will know the name of this former great university

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SebPro2,680 posts
12 Apr 2019, 15:04
#58
12 Apr 2019, 15:04#58

Rome was an abomination of immoral living, not only in sexual matters but in everything.

The degradation was brought about by the enormity of immoral human activities...the world today is heading in exactly the same direction.

Today, they continue to play the fiddle like Nero did, while the world "burns".

Mankind will never learn and prefers darkness to light. Whatever gives temporary thrills is good, pleasure is good and the bad consequences that result are ignored.

Babylon was very similar too.

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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
12 Apr 2019, 17:29
#59
12 Apr 2019, 17:29#59

Lol Shark, already deflecting? I think you've been trolled back.

"I actually studied some law at university ages ago- more than a 1st-year grad student...."


You know what, me too, but I have never heard of "Democratic Law"

Democratic principles,  protected by law, or ingrained in the law/ constitution ... like Plum said..and yes, the Greeks had laws, but were famous for other reasons. The Romans gave us "The Law"...Meyer Bowman's mom told me. ...but go on, keep on being a wiseass. ..it suits you.

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TheTraditionalistPro4,003 posts
12 Apr 2019, 17:44
#60
12 Apr 2019, 17:44#60

Mankind will never learn and prefers darkness to light.


If SA rugby had prefered darkness over light, they wont be in the mess they are.

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
12 Apr 2019, 18:15
#61
12 Apr 2019, 18:15#61
I am expected to train the traditionalist on how to wipe his arse as part of some communistic charity program. 
Now I have to type stuff into Google for others to read.

Democratic Law and Legal Definition | USLegal, Inc.


https://definitions.uslegal.com/d/democratic/
Democratic is a term used to characterize a system of government in which ... assemblies or referenda to decide the most important questions of law or policy.
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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
13 Apr 2019, 17:16
#62
13 Apr 2019, 17:16#62

Whoosh!!!

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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
15 Apr 2019, 14:42
#63
15 Apr 2019, 14:42#63

Shark, i haven't forgotten. 

Chased up our letter today again.

The lawyers are probably thinking that i've finally succumbed to the vices normally see me visiting them haha 

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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
15 Apr 2019, 18:19
#64
15 Apr 2019, 18:19#64

LOL, can't wait...I'm all ears...erm...eyes?

sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,251 posts
15 Apr 2019, 18:26
#65
15 Apr 2019, 18:26#65
@Plum, there is a delay in the cross-examination of CleverMike. CleverMike has been providing stats and numbers as evidence from various stats websites - but anytime someone double checks these numbers- they are usually wrong.   It is not clear if these are copy and paste errors, logical errors or just BS. 
Even Meyer Bosman's mother and Frans Malherbe's father as of yet have not confirmed much of the data 
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