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Then could you please explain how you interpret the phrasing "college-aged line of argumentation" used to describe the arguments against prohibition? I don't se

Then could you please explain how you interpret the phrasing "college-aged line of argumentation" used to describe the arguments against prohibition? I don't see any reason to say "college-aged" other than to casually dismiss these arguments as being childish (without actually having the courage to argue the opposite side).

tptacek 9y ago
His arguments can be childish and their implications still correct. The strength of an argument is orthogonal to its consequences. It's easy to formulate a bad argument for a valid idea. I don't know how many more ways to say that I can come up with.