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You're trying to evade the question. If enforcing the rules is seen as a problem then the problem lies in the rules themselves and not in the whimsical and arbi
by barumi 6y ago
You're trying to evade the question. If enforcing the rules is seen as a problem then the problem lies in the rules themselves and not in the whimsical and arbitrary application of them by a party that is already known for abusing them.
- shard 6y agoI am moving up levels of abstraction, and not evading the question. Your question is only a subset of the bigger picture. My point is that it is neither reasonable nor desirable to enforce all laws all the time. This does not mean that the unenforced laws have no value.