I enjoyed this discussion. Thank you. (Btw Eli, "tu quoque" is pronounced "tu kwoh-kway" or "tu kwoh-kwe." Latin is like Italian here - you pronounce the "u" after a "q".)
I enjoyed this discussion. Thank you. (Btw Eli, "tu quoque" is pronounced "tu kwoh-kway" or "tu kwoh-kwe." Latin is like Italian here - you pronounce the "u" after a "q".)
I enjoyed this discussion. Thank you. (Btw Eli, "tu quoque" is pronounced "tu kwoh-kway" or "tu kwoh-kwe." Latin is like Italian here - you pronounce the "u" after a "q".)