Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
Yes if the witness is credible.
Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
Helpful would be supporting it and harmful would be saying something like, "Oh, that idea is stupid I know that you can come up with something better." I know because I get told this a lot------Connor 10yrs From Sulpur,LA
It may be hurtful, and it may be incorrect, but it's not usually "harmful".
It may be hurtful, and it may be incorrect, but it's not usually "harmful".
Sedition generally refers to actions or speech that incite rebellion or violence against the authority of a state, rather than merely saying or writing something false or harmful. It involves promoting discontent or resistance against government authority, potentially leading to civil disorder. While false statements about the government can be harmful, sedition specifically focuses on encouraging insurrection or undermining government stability. Therefore, not all harmful speech qualifies as sedition unless it incites rebellion.
It can be an adjective if the sentence is something like "We faced physical challenges today." It can also be a noun if you're saying "I'm going to the doctor for my physical."
Yes, by saying this you are saying that and i can explain it but you are saying this -Martin Cole-
metaphor
No, saying this does not inflict any physical damage on them.
repeating