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> and goring it’s own ox, ie harming the thing that those principles are attempting to protect Do you have any references for that idiom? I'm finding surprisi
by ardy42 6y ago
> and goring it’s own ox, ie harming the thing that those principles are attempting to protect
Do you have any references for that idiom? I'm finding surprisingly little with Google, except for a handful of hits that confirm it's not a neologism.
- pseudalopex 6y ago"It depends on whose ox is gored" is more common.