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That is almost always how these things happen. There is a policy. It collides with the real world. Someone "solves" it. People find out and there is outrage. U
by bjoli 6y ago
That is almost always how these things happen. There is a policy. It collides with the real world. Someone "solves" it. People find out and there is outrage.
Usually that means it changes through political decision. I don't know what happened in this particular case since I don't keep enough track of US politics.
- carapace 6y agoI think you're right. FWIW, somehow I find that sort of accidental evil even worse than a mustache-twirling villain, you know? Like, somebody had to put that first kid in a cage and lock it. That can't have felt good. What was it that prevented that person from saying on that day, "You know what, fuck this, we're not doing this."?