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Grungi · 12-18-2002, 07:29 AM

gah there is no ancient european law, by definition the european courts of justice arent ancient, its a relatively new thing, there is NO ancient law cos the laws are new, 1000 years ago there was no european court of law, it was feuding countries and states right up until the 1st world war before we even had a semblance of a european united front, therefore logic dictates that there cannot be an ancient european law of any description....

pretty infallible logic if you ask me, normally id listen to other p.o.v but in this its static. It said in european law, and thats what its talking about, and european law is a recent thing. So unless someone seriously thinks that 30 years ago trial by combat would be considered as a viable european law thats the only way it can be true.

12-18-2002, 07:29 AM	#10
Grungi Banned User Join Date: September 4, 2002 Location: no Age: 47 Posts: 1,446	gah there is no ancient european law, by definition the european courts of justice arent ancient, its a relatively new thing, there is NO ancient law cos the laws are new, 1000 years ago there was no european court of law, it was feuding countries and states right up until the 1st world war before we even had a semblance of a european united front, therefore logic dictates that there cannot be an ancient european law of any description.... pretty infallible logic if you ask me, normally id listen to other p.o.v but in this its static. It said in european law, and thats what its talking about, and european law is a recent thing. So unless someone seriously thinks that 30 years ago trial by combat would be considered as a viable european law thats the only way it can be true.