So we are left with frivolous 'campaigns', endless discussions and rafts of interfering legislation as the only way forward.
It also leaves policy in the hands of extremists who would relegate a very serious and consequential discussion to frivolous and dangerous quarters.
Several readers said the discussion was frivolous for these somber times -- before going on to give a plug for the breed of their own dogs.
He said it was a "pity" the trajectory of that case – thrown out last week when federal circuit court judge Michael Jarrett ruled the lawsuit by Indigenous staff member Cindy Prior should not proceed against Alex Wood, Calum Thwaites and Jackson Powell – had promoted a community discussion about "frivolous" 18C cases.
The committee had general discussions about dealing with frivolous arguments, Schuerholz said, and the league is taking the time issue seriously.
The Hurlbutt Gallery of the Greenwich Public Library figures in this discussion with its show "Frivolous Figures," It's an unfortunate, and inaccurate title, for 'frivolous' no longer conjures up frivolity, and even of it did, some of these figures aren't laughing.
But Trump was a major factor, by the White House's own admission, as the real estate mogul's near-constant interviews extended a discussion that the president found "frivolous". Last week, it was Obama who made the call to proceed.
"Rather than continuing to spend time and money arguing, and laying off employees to fight what we believed was a frivolous matter, we settled this case and ended the discussion," she said.
The premise being that what they wore was a mere decorative trifle — superficial, frivolous, not thought through — hence not really worthy of discussion, and to talk about it was to demean the purpose of the woman inside.
To actively wish for the discussion to become less serious and more frivolous and packed stem to stern with facile deceptions masquerading as poetic license deserves to be condemned.
Those costs, as well as frivolous expenses such as fireworks, have been ignored in any discussion of Measure P. How much potential revenue is lost to preferential tax treatment for specific corporations?
