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turbopuns3 posted...

In other words what I mean is. No I am not claiming knowledge of the literal definition of in line. I am assuming based on common sense that people consider in the building as the qualifier because the door is what acts as the barrier and the door separates the inside from the outside thus in line means inside.

No, that isn't common sense. It's not even sense. "In line" means "in a fucking line", not "in a line inside a building". The "in" refers to the line, not the building

The letter of the law doesn't explicitly say what a line is. Fine, turn to the spirit, which is that "If you get there on time, you get to vote". Not "Congratulations! You're one of the lucky 50/20/5 (depending on the size of the building, a factor outside of everybody's control) first people in line, which means you're a winner that gets to vote!". What does it fucking matter if they're inside? It's completely irrelevant

Youre taking something extremely straightforward and making it arbitrary. This logic is lunacy. Please, drop it before you make a bigger ass out of yourself

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