Docker is complicated, complexity is bad.
how to delete my argument or save it in private?
this is still work in progress. it's not ready for everyone
i don't know how to set the argument in private
this platform is a good tool for critical thinking
being able to think critically is important
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Oscar Wilde puts himself in a bad position as he acts childish or goofy in the case to victimize himself. This led to him being very dishonest which doesn't go well in court. MB
Throughout the trial, Queens berry lies to keeps the image and integrity of his son good. This makes him very invalid for the next case of libel. MB
The contention does not understand what it means to be an artist. With Wildes exokanation that artists need danger to make good art.
Throughout the trial, it is mentioned that Queensbury's son had an inappropriate affair with Wilde. However, he is acquitted, taken to court, or punished for this. This makes me wonder why exactly was Queensbury's son not punished like Wilde? - SW
Oscar Wilde has already been charged correctly with gross indecency. The relationships he has already had with much younger men have also been proven. One of the people he had an inappropriate affair with was Queensbury’s son. Queensbury eventually admits this is true which is part of the reason Wil
In this libel case against Wilde, Queensbury clearly lies throughout the trial to protect his image along with his son's. By denying his son's complete involvement with Wilde, Queensbury not only invalidates the case, but also threatens his own image - SW
"Prior to 1885, sexual assaults on boys over the age of 13 and falling short of rape were not crimes. The impetus for the new law—its main purpose—was to protect boys, not to punish consenting adults." LD
"Wilde thought himself, as a great artist, above the law; a Nietzchean superman. He tried to secede from society. Oscar Wilde wanted to live in a place and time such as ancient Greece." LD
Because "one of those other things he had been lying about was precisely what Queensberry accused him of doing: seeking sexual pleasure from young men. Had Wilde only been forthright about the matter, his downfall might have been avoided."
Oscar Wilde purposefully acted childishly in court putting himself in further jeopardy and also wasn't honest from the start. He also put himself in the position knowing he was in the wrong and therefore is responsible. -SB
