Comment by glorth
7 days ago
> American requests ... are done transparently through the courts, are appealable, and don’t come through secret agencies
This reads like someone who has paid absolutely no attention to American law for 25 years.
7 days ago
> American requests ... are done transparently through the courts, are appealable, and don’t come through secret agencies
This reads like someone who has paid absolutely no attention to American law for 25 years.
It's a steelman ... not an actual claim about reality. It says so right before the words you've quoted.
Isn't this a misuse of the word steelman, because it wasn't accompanied by the criticism?
From Google Search overview box:
> To steelman means to build the strongest, most charitable version of an opposing argument—even better than the way your opponent stated it—before you criticize or reply to it. It is the exact opposite of a strawman, which is when you intentionally weaken or misrepresent someone's view to make it easy to knock down.
You are not providing anything or justifying with any evidence.