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by littlestymaar
873 days ago
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For that scenario to be a proposal, the hypothesis of the said scenario should be asserted first. They just said: “should this be a big enough harm to humanity as a whole we should not shy away from a total ban”, but he's not arguing that there is a big enough harm at stake here. And they aren't even talking specifically about PFAS in this comment in the first place! They're answering, in the abstract, to a commenter that argues against total bans as a matter of principle. All they're saying is “I disagree that we should always dismiss the option of a total ban, there are situations where it is justified”. This isn't a proposal for a total ban of PFAS in any way. |
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>For what it's worth, depending on the harms, a sudden total ban is not out of the question as being beneficial to humanity as a whole.
Total ban should be considered against harms.
>It would just be disruptive to enterprise, boo hoo.
Harms are trivial because they are to enterprise.
>We don't need to always treat bad actors with kid gloves.
Implying that enterprises are bad actors, and deserve more harms.