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 Originally Posted by OngBonga
I'll just remind you that I haven't claimed the term means anything specific, but rather that it's a subjective term that can mean something different to different people in different contexts.
Here's the first time you used the term KC
Originally Posted by OngBonga
It's a highly subjective term with no legal definition, and could be used to describe a court that has no power or authority to enforce meaningful punishment.
And when I said that no-one uses the term in that sense, ever, and that certainly wasn't how Johnson was using it, and explained what the term actually meant to you, that should have been the end of the argument. But instead, you started rambling about language being subjective.
That's like seeing a cat, calling it a hamster, and when someone says 'no that's a cat', you say 'hamster is a highly subjective term, it could be used to describe a cat.' Well, not if you want to make sense it can't.
Alnd before you rehash your excuse that the same term can have multiple meanings, yes I know that. Every six year old knows that. It doesn't change the fact that your use of kangaroo court was, to put it politely, idiosyncratic.
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