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I still don't see it. I can't imagine "meaningful action" as anything except "mass slaughter" or "slow starvation." Yes, these kinds of economic attacks are unf
by boomboomsubban 5y ago
I still don't see it. I can't imagine "meaningful action" as anything except "mass slaughter" or "slow starvation." Yes, these kinds of economic attacks are unfortunate, but this kind of retaliation puts others in a far deeper hole than it gets us anywhere near. Plus, would you be happy if other countries took such retaliatory action for American linked cyber attacks?
On your second part, I was hoping to clarify your point as maybe you had some other reason it was the "bright side." Additionally, please refrain from personal attacks.
- ineedasername 5y agoI disagree, but you still make good points, which I appreciate. And I apologize for the "imagination" remark: not only was it not necessary, it's the type of comment very likely to result in significantly less productive conversation. Usually I am hyper careful in how I address solely the merits of an argument rather than an emotional response or ad hominem comment. I'll say-- not as an excuse, but an explanation that does not excuse the comment-- the fact that I was winding down after working without sleep into the mid a.m. hours, and my self-reflection was clearly lacking. I'll do better, and again I am sorry for what I said.