stay_in_your_lane

I appreciate objective reporting. My question was about his feelings and I am in no way suggesting he weave his feelings into his writing.

I would simply like to know his feelings as a person, not a reporter. I believe his perspective and knowledge to be unique and therefore am curious about how his experiences have shaped his opinion.

I believe your writing style to be rather incoherent. For example, "If you want to be 'specific' like you said, then you shouldn't either."

I can speculate on what your intended message is; however, one would expect a lawyer to make arguments with greater clarity. Perhaps you're a lawyer employed by a low-standards organization such as a government agency, which could explain your position and your word-smithing. Regardless, unless your intent is to confuse, you're not exactly winning the case you're building.

Agreed. In fact, many norms are unjust. If a position can only be defended by the fact that it "has always been that way," that position should be questioned thoroughly.

Are you okay with this?