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It's called an "analogy"
by lostboys67 9y ago
It's called an "analogy"
- samdoidge 9y agoI'm sure the poster is aware, I believe his point was it was a needlessly contentious one.
- Chris2048 9y agobeside the point. You chose a politically charged analogy, if one was needed in the first place.
- lostboys67 9y agoEverything is political when it comes down to it - as my boss once said the 8th layer of the OSI stack and the fifth layer of TCP/IP is politics
- Chris2048 9y agoI'm talking explicitly about national politics, and the American administration (both irrelevant to this discussion, unless you want to explicitly talk about Ayyadurai's political ambitions). I'm not so sure you misunderstood this.