Tim Drayton wrote: .... talking about officials in the de-facto northern state ....
GreekIslandGirl wrote: It is a de facto occupied zone.
erolz66 wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote: It is a de facto occupied zone.
LOL
So the north is not legally (de jure) an occupied zone, according to you GiG. If it is both an occupied zone in law and in fact (de jure and de facto) there is no need to use either term, you just say occupied zone. You only need use the term de facto or de jure when you are differentiating one status from the other. So by stating the north is a de facto occupied zone you imply by any logical extension that it is not therefore an occupied zone in law (de jure).
Does it even register with you GiG when you try and be clever and end up just being publically stupid, or is such such a common occurrence for you these days that it has no impact at all ?
GreekIslandGirl wrote: One doesn't preclude the other. It is de facto and de jure occupied - only, the correction necessary in this context was for de facto. Of course, in your mind it cannot be both because you cannot hold two concepts simultaneously in your tiny mind!
erolz66 wrote:GreekIslandGirl wrote: One doesn't preclude the other. It is de facto and de jure occupied - only, the correction necessary in this context was for de facto. Of course, in your mind it cannot be both because you cannot hold two concepts simultaneously in your tiny mind!
If it is both then the correct term is just occupied, as I already pointed out for your benefit. They only reason to use the description of de facto is to differentiate from de jure. To use it when you do not wish to differentiate between de facto and de jure is the sort of thing only a total idiot would do. Only an total idiot of supreme arrogance would do so and then claim they were right to do so. Still if the cap fits.
Bankers are crooks.
Bankers are de facto crooks.
Banker are de jure crooks.
If you think bankers are crooks in law and in fact which of the above do you think is the correct term to use ? If you think they are crooks in law and in fact which do you think is NOT the right term to use ? (I will give you a clue - it does not have 'de' in it).
Here is the shovel GiG - please do keep digging.
GreekIslandGirl wrote: Go back to school!
GreekIslandGirl wrote:Tim Drayton wrote: .... talking about officials in the de-facto northern state ....
It is a de facto occupied zone.
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