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Might doesn't make right.
by booleandilemma 6y ago
Might doesn't make right.
- bigwavedave 6y agoThat's not the point OP is making. OP is saying that having the right-of-way does a fat lot of good to someone who now has to live life as a quadriplegic.
- msla 6y agoIt is invalid to derive an "is" from an "ought" in any situation. ("Cars ought not hurt people who have the right-of-way, therefore they won't.")