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by 1vuio0pswjnm7
17 days ago
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This type of response is one I keep seeing, maybe it's becoming a meme It doesnt make any sense as an argument because nothing stops one from doing _both_: 1. use a practical solution now and 2. "fight back in the legal and political domain" hoping to achieve another solution in the future Common sense favors pursuing #1 as the opponent in #2 has "limitless" resources and the process is extremely slow A cynic might even see advocating #2 at the expense of #1 as a "call to inaction", i.e., "please do nothing", as almost all readers are unlikely to pursue such a difficult and costly "solution" Framing the two options as either-or, i.e., one or the other but not #1 and not both, encourages readers to give up, accept the status quo and "let others do it", assuming they dont have the ability to pursue #2 themselves |
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