Comment by reliabilityguy
8 days ago
I do not know why it’s so difficult for you to engage in good faith.
The same reasoning you use for extortion applies to many other systems we have today. Should we abolish them because they have failures?
8 days ago
I do not know why it’s so difficult for you to engage in good faith.
The same reasoning you use for extortion applies to many other systems we have today. Should we abolish them because they have failures?
You are ascribing thoughts to me (and root comment) that I have not expressed. I recommend that you reread the thread and separate what is being explicitly said, and what you believe is implicitly said.
Then reread it with only the explicit meanings in my and root comment: we are talking about the consequences of the law without making any comment on the morals, probably because we are network admins that see this news as input and we are not lawmakers that see it as output.
I hope that by rereading the comments in this light, communication might be improved.
> we are talking about the consequences of the law without making any comment on the morals
Yes. Any law has consequences. Like the one that gave the police powers to arrest people.