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You just explained the core problem, so definitionally at least you must agree that it is understandable. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree that it's acc
by dnautics 6y ago
You just explained the core problem, so definitionally at least you must agree that it is understandable. I guess we'll have to agree to disagree that it's acceptable. It seems you're coming from a core premise that apple shouldn't block anything, ever, so yeah, you will fundamentally never find any blocking to be acceptable.
I can sympathize with that premise, as I myself don't personally like blocking. However, I think it's apple's right to do so, and given that, I think the "racial" aspect of the blocking is excusable (if they fix it quickly).
- Brian_K_White 6y agoMy premise is not that I want it or don't want it. It's that it's fundamentally impossible and so it's irrelevant whether anyone likes it or not, and that this makes it non-sensical to even try. I don't mean to say it's pointless to try to solve problems. I mean to say if there is a problem, no good solutions to it lie in that direction. Someone non-ignorant somewhere should have said, and continue to say every time an ignorant parent or school board tries to ask for the non-sensical and ultimately counter-productive, that it is non-sensical and counter-productive. Of course this wish is itself a fantasy, impossible and thus non-sensical to expect, which is why I don't actually expect it.