He seems like a sincere, reasonable person.
Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972): The Court held that, in light of the First Amendment's guarantee that government may not abridge "the free exercise of religion," a state could not constitutionally prohibit Amish parents from withdrawing their children from the public high schools when they have a sincere religious reason for doing so.
He speaks swiftly, in the tones of sweet, sincere reason.
Ralph Cicerone, president of America's National Academy of Sciences, has said that geo-engineering inspires opposition for "various and sincere reasons that are not wholly scientific".
But many Rabaa protesters have simple, sincere reasons for their anger: they are upset at the theft of their votes, and fearful of a return to the anti-Islamist oppression of the Mubarak era.
He praises bosses who speak out in favour of gay marriage, but says nothing about those with sincere reasons to oppose it, and their right to express their opinions such as Brendan Eich, who was forced to quit as boss of Mozilla, a software firm, for this reason.In particular, he should have more to say about the way that gay rights will complicate globalisation.
"I still think it's a bad idea, but every simulation we do seems to shows it could be made to work .Ralph Cicerone, president of America's National Academy of Sciences, has said that geo-engineering inspires opposition for "various and sincere reasons that are not wholly scientific".
There may have been other forces at work, however, which saw the use of force as advantageous for other reasons than a sincere, if misplaced, hope of assuaging a humanitarian crisis.
Disarmament may have been a sincere (if, it now appears, unwarranted) reason for war, but it wasn't dispositive.
