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11-10-2020 12:43 AM
@Johnnyeager wrote:Yes, it does. "To outlaw" means one thing, meaning that the action carries the weight of legislation. "To ban"or "to require" has another meaning.
Oh I get it, you are just picking apart someone's choice of wording. Petty. I think we all got the idea of what the poster meant.
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