I think that you are the only person on this thread that did understand the Hint when Judge Bunning said "Risk"
Thinking has been your problem all along. Let's see if it continues to trouble you!
Let me spell it out for you. He said that he did not know if the licenses issued where valid
Yes, he did. He is a federal judge saying he doesn't know something as 1) it is not his job to know that and 2) he is not an expert in the subject. Let's what you do with this absolutely reasonable fact.
He used the word risk.
Yep, he did. So far, so good! You've not done any thinking yet, but getting the facts down is a good start.
In other words, If they wanted to be sure they got a valid license, they should go to another clerk.
Looks like staying on the tracks was too much for you! He didn't use "other words", therefore you, as a demonstrated uninformed person, don't get to pretend to meant he said something else! Also, the county attorney said the licenses were valid, a duly appointed representative of both the county and state!
Thanks for playing, try again next time!
I think that is what he was implying. I am not sure 100 percent. I could be wrong.
Or, you know, you just just read what he said without trying to re-write it to mean something different! Protip: When you claim to be about to "spell it out' for me, that generally means you know what you are talking about. You should try that next time!
Get the picture?
Oh yeah, I do have a picture for someone that is going to "spell it out for me" but is uninformed, changes the story and admits they don't know what they are saying.
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