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Assurbanipal_II
Assurbanipal_II
Cogitationis poenam nemo partitur. :blobtaco:
BenJepheneT
BenJepheneT
"None of it is shared by the punishment of thought"

what did he mean by this bros
Assurbanipal_II
Assurbanipal_II
That is the reason you never use translator for Latin text. Modern software cant cope with the free word order of the Latin language and fails every time miserably. :blobtaco:

But to answer your question, Bene, the real translation is, nobody can be subjected to punishments based on mere thoughts and it is age-old principle of Western jurisprudence since Roman times.
Assurbanipal_II
Assurbanipal_II
Ex oriente lux ex occidente lex.

From the east came the light, from the west the law.
BenJepheneT
BenJepheneT
nobody can be subjected to punishments based on mere thoughts and it is age-old principle of Western jurisprudence since Roman times.

man why you gotta speak fruity and shit just say this
Assurbanipal_II
Assurbanipal_II
Because if you say the Latin phrase everyone will know what you mean, if your counterpart is a lawyer. Whether they are English, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, if you cogitationis nemo poenam partitur,t hey will automatically know what you mena. :blob_evil_two: Like in dubio pro reo, or habeas corpus.
Nahrenne
Nahrenne
Thought crimes, gives me 1984/Big Brother vibes.
Heck, even the film, Equilibrium, had crimes against emotions.
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gaylolis
gaylolis
i think this is the italian rage reserved for the likes of people who endorse pineapple on pizza

if there's a latin phrase that stuck in my heart, it's mons pubis, a.k.a pubic hair

it's an elusive phrase. if you show it in public, it becomes public hair.
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