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Nope, your analogy is deeply flawed. I'm not telling people that they have a moral obligation to do or think anything. I gave my opinion that I lost respect in
by pfarnsworth 8y ago
Nope, your analogy is deeply flawed.
I'm not telling people that they have a moral obligation to do or think anything. I gave my opinion that I lost respect in Steve Yegge, because he was being a hypocrite. I didn't say "People should no longer respect Steve Yegge because he's a hypocrite". There's a profound difference between the two.
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- icebraining 8y agoYou essentially said Steve Yegge had a moral obligation not to be an hypocrite, and therefore to not join Grab the way he did.
- pfarnsworth 8y agoYou have a moral obligation not to misrepresent what I write.
- icebraining 8y agoIt's my honest interpretation. I don't see how they are not equivalent. Maybe you could help me.