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"You wrote that people would have to choose between having no police and firemen, and having low housing prices. " That was write after writing "This is the sa
by DannyBee 10y ago
"You wrote that people would have to choose between having no police and firemen, and having low housing prices.
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That was write after writing "This is the same as the cities having trouble attracting police/firemen/etc because they can't pay enough."
So, first, yes, i did essentially write about "fewer", and you are just ignoring that part.
I also can't possibly see how one would assume i was being literal in the sentence you quoted in light of that (reading your other comments on hacker news, you don't seem to do that elsewhere)
Since that doesn't make a lot of sense, i'm just going to assume you simply have no evidence, and instead of saying "you know what, you might be right, maybe i should reevaluate", you've chosen to just instead be super pedantic.
That's kind of sad.
I was hoping you actually had any data to back up your counter-argument, because i'd really like to see the other side of this.
- twblalock 10y agoYou wrote "no police/firemen," not "fewer." It's not "super pedantic" to use the plain, obvious meaning of words. Furthermore, it's not reasonable to expect people to read what you "essentially" wrote. People read what you actually wrote.