It shouldn't take a paragraph to explain why eliminating rights on the basis of a group's legally defined structure on a piece of paper that deals with defining structure and has nothing to do with the rights of the group as a group of people, is a bad idea for everyone.
We had already discovered that dwer does not think any chartered group or organization has rights. Once we've established that, as I believe we already had at that point, what is there left to say but "you might not like what you get if you do"?
All I said to you was to restate what had already been said.
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We had already discovered that dwer does not think any chartered group or organization has rights. Once we've established that, as I believe we already had at that point, what is there left to say but "you might not like what you get if you do"?
All I said to you was to restate what had already been said.
Why are we talking about talking?