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No, I've curtailed it to be equivalent to the church option. You seemingly avoid that. They can attend church and then answer questions about the service for a year. Then we could do, the attend PP and answer questions about the service for a year. Thus they are equivalent. Now then, how many people supporting the Jail or Church option would take the Jail or PP option?
really? I have answered that at least 3 times. IF that were to be the case, all you had to do was go and sit at PP and answer questions about what happened, I doubt you'd find many, even hard core religious people, who would rather go to jail than sit at PP.
but that was not your original arguement. you started off talking about mopping floors, etc at PP. you only "moved the goalpost" when I challenged you to tell me what equivalent benefit the church was getting from having the person sitting there.
FWIW, I would still like an answer to that question or an admission that the answer is, in fact, "the church gets no benefit"
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