|
|
|
|
|
by neuralk
3333 days ago
|
|
>your entire point rests upon the incorrect assumption that the other side isn't corrupt. no it doesn't. Anyone's corruption should be exposed for the betterment of society. Rather, it is your argument that solely depends on the belief that others ("the other side") MUST be guilty. I understand emotions run high to match the stakes since it was the presidential election after all, but you'll note I didn't make any value judgments either way. Just because we are convinced one party is guilty doesn't mean we should ignore evidence of another's corruption out of fairness. |
|