As is logically the case, not all Indians were saints and not all the British were sinners.
A feminine male who preferred to do women's work (gathering wild plants or farming domestic plants) was logically expected to marry a masculine male, who did men's work (hunting and warfare).
It's also a position that doesn't logically sit with a two state solution policy, Plibersek suggests.
"Logically, the population in Congo are so dispersed; therefore it makes it difficult for a force that is so thin on the ground to kill that number of people," said Ugandan army spokesman Felix Kulaigye.
Logically it would seem implausible that anyone working at a bank needing a taxpayer bailout could be entitled to a bonus.
Logically it made no sense.
Logically, that would seem to suggest that the priority should be doing what it takes to ensure lawbreaking is tackled, and is not ignored.
Only the Westminster Parliament has the power to order a legally-binding referendum, the same papers report, so logically this would pose quite a dilemma for Mr Salmond and the Scots Nats, prodding them to hold their vote by 2013 at the latest.
And those who follow, let alone partake in, these negotiations, endlessly locked in an attempt to produce climate agreements which command assent, or at least acquiescence, from every single country here, are used to dealing with absurdities which follow more or less logically.
Vikram Pandit, Citigroup's chief executive, said in June that "regardless of whether that window is officially opened or closed, the market now assumes that it will be opened if necessary on an ad hoc basis".Now that the Fed has extended public backing beyond banks to investment banks and the mortgage giants, it is likely, logically enough, to oversee the borrowers.
"But we cannot all be net exporters to each other that's logically impossible.
