Human being is likely a French phrase. Translates to being human. Meaning not human, only being human. Richard:McDonald explained the English kings & knights on crusades would have flings with local women, but to protect against claims, the offspring were called ‘human beings’ Originally posted on X: @EducatedinLaw
French was never ‘the language of France’. It was the language of the nobility and their courts worldwide. THEY’RE STILL DOING THIS. Reside = sit in officeResident = diplomatPolice = policyAttorney = to turn over Passport = port pass for shipRebut all of it. Only residents can get a ‘license to operate a motor-vehicle’. We’re […]
Interesting that we accept the dictionary has the everyday ‘definition’ of a word and also the ‘Legal Definition’ of the same word. They don’t hide the fact that they are speaking a different language with different definitions of the same words. Not surprising since the rich used to speak French, even in England, while the […]