You gotta be kidding ,me! The example of the custom's officer actually happened to me! And when I answered: "There's no way for me to know that now." The officer became annoyed stating: "It's a simple yes or no question, sir!" -"Errmmm no it's not. You asked if someone could have put something in my luggage without me knowing. That was literally your question. How can I know something if it's done without my knowledge?" "YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN SIR!" -"Well I know what you're hinting at but that's not what you are saying, madam." Her supervisor came in with the same arrogance: "What is the problem here?" She explained how in her opinion I was uncooperative and he said: "Just answer the question, sir. We are also just doing our jobs." "But I am answering the question she's just not satisfied with the answer. And she obtained this answer simply because of the way she asked the question, sir." The supervisor agreed that the question was indeed ill formed and said: "What she means is, if you've seen someone, or accepted something from someone and put that in your suitcase." "No and No." He then remained at her side for the remaining questions that went off without a hitch.
Vague, imprecise language in laws allows wide latitude within law enforcement on purpose. Also, questions like, "Has anyone placed anything in any of your bags without your knowledge?" represent simple entrapment. If they do find anything "contraband" [however that's defined this week], they can then assert that it's yours, because you said no one else put anything in your bags. Those in power are well aware of how language can be used for control. Politics. tavi.
This videos are good educative and important for how to write a critical thinking essay.
Great series 😃😃
You gotta be kidding ,me! The example of the custom's officer actually happened to me!
And when I answered: "There's no way for me to know that now." The officer became annoyed stating: "It's a simple yes or no question, sir!"
-"Errmmm no it's not. You asked if someone could have put something in my luggage without me knowing. That was literally your question. How can I know something if it's done without my knowledge?"
"YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN SIR!"
-"Well I know what you're hinting at but that's not what you are saying, madam."
Her supervisor came in with the same arrogance: "What is the problem here?"
She explained how in her opinion I was uncooperative and he said: "Just answer the question, sir. We are also just doing our jobs."
"But I am answering the question she's just not satisfied with the answer. And she obtained this answer simply because of the way she asked the question, sir."
The supervisor agreed that the question was indeed ill formed and said: "What she means is, if you've seen someone, or accepted something from someone and put that in your suitcase."
"No and No."
He then remained at her side for the remaining questions that went off without a hitch.
rip
Vague, imprecise language in laws allows wide latitude within law enforcement on purpose. Also, questions like, "Has anyone placed anything in any of your bags without your knowledge?" represent simple entrapment. If they do find anything "contraband" [however that's defined this week], they can then assert that it's yours, because you said no one else put anything in your bags. Those in power are well aware of how language can be used for control. Politics. tavi.
Excellent video
Your videos are 👌 awesome. I love the insight.
#BUS572F20F22 This is really fun
Micro lessons make so much sense.
I am intelligent,you are clever. 😉
Very helpful video!
Great
I can't believe that when I watched this video I got A+
#BUS5265F20 This video looks great.
#BUS572F20F31 Fun and useful.
#BUS566F20F57 So happy with this series.
Gina Was Here
#BUS5265F20F20F26 Learning is fun.
#BUS5265F20 Yay! I'm getting it.
I get it
#B5Su20 Law is actually cool!
#BUS5265F20 This is really fun.
#BUS5265F20 WOW! So simple.
#BUS5265F20 This is useful.
#B5Su20Indeed!
#BUS566F2072 Business Law is really useful. Thank you
#BUS5265F20 I think I got it!
Who else is here for Athabasca PHIL 152 because they couldn't be bothered to develop their own curriculum?