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It's more like you going to the public library to borrow every single book they have. Thereby forcing the library staff to handle all your requests. You would p
by skummetmaelk 5y ago
It's more like you going to the public library to borrow every single book they have. Thereby forcing the library staff to handle all your requests. You would probably not expect to be allowed to do this in real life.
- dstick 5y agoGood point! There is an increased pressure on a public service. Hadn’t thought about that parameter.
- ClumsyPilot 5y agoExcept its aprivate service. Stop trying to lawyer this through analigies people, think about the actual situation at hand, instead of drawing broken parallels to some hypothetical