WinterBorn
Diamond Member
It says authorized deal with itIt’s a figure of speech moron the definition says authorized who do you think authorize shit A judge is you dumb ************What the **** do you think Authorized means you dumb **** lolYes, not justified.
Your own link and definition shows your ignorance of the English language. The word "unwarranted" does not mean a judge did not authorized it, you semi-literate hack.
What the **** do you think "not justified" means, you ignorant fool. "Unwarranted" does not mean that a judge has not authorized it.
LMAO!!!
A figure of speech? Please tell me that you did not just claim the Oxford English Dictionary, one of the oldest and most respected English dictionaries, used a figure of speech as it's primary definition???
Jeez, you really are a moron.
It also says "not justified", you can deal with that. And it says "Not justified" first. Do you think the order of the definitions is random?
Also, did you copy the entire definition? Or just what you thought proved your point? The latter is more likely.