Difference between a clause or a simple adjective
Original Text:
You are not a bad person, nor a person who is weak.

What's the difference between 'You are not a bad person, nor a weak person' and the original one?

Is the original one able to express something else?

Question

Difference between a clause or a simple adjective
Original Text:
> You are not a bad person, nor a person who is weak.

What's the difference between 'You are not a bad person, nor a weak person' and the original one?

Is the original one able to express something else?

Answer

I agree with Konstantin; they convey the same information using different words.

Answer

To me, it's absolutely the same thing:

"a person who is weak" has the same meaning as "a weak person"

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