
He justified this with reference to David Hume’s discussion of the is/ought gap, which states that normative “ought” statements cannot be derived from facts or actions, and as such allows the removal of all extraneous information surrounding laws and access to the untainted arrangement of the legal system.
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I like the way he seems to argue against just about everything.
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Sun 16 Nov 2008, 21:49,
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its Kelsen and Dworkin i'm having issues with.
and not the fun "all penatrative sex is rape" Dworkin. this is the "Law becomes valid not simply because it has been put in place by all or nothing rules, it also requires an extra internal dimension of moral analysis." Dworkin
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Sun 16 Nov 2008, 21:54,
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and not the fun "all penatrative sex is rape" Dworkin. this is the "Law becomes valid not simply because it has been put in place by all or nothing rules, it also requires an extra internal dimension of moral analysis." Dworkin