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Are you sure you don't have the causation backwards? "X is bad because the govt stepped in" vs "the govt stepped in because X is bad/hard"
by a_t48 5y ago
Are you sure you don't have the causation backwards? "X is bad because the govt stepped in" vs "the govt stepped in because X is bad/hard"
- rubyist5eva 5y agoThe govt stepped in because X is bad…now X is worse. Happens more often than not.