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irrational
adjective as in illogical, senseless
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Kat McNamara, an independent politician who opposed the bill, told the crowd: "The idea that in order to support a 10-year-old you have to criminalise them is irrational, ineffective and morally bankrupt."
She recalled Upton saying irrational things on the phone, like describing seeing relatives who were thousands of miles away.
That creates a permission structure for unstable people to wallow in their irrational hatreds.
“We contracted a syndrome psychologists call irrational antagonism. That is, we split into two groups of four. A power struggle over the project’s direction made things much worse.”
The finding was overturned by the Police Appeals Tribunal which found the original decision was "irrational" and "inconsistent".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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