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That the law might work in one case doesn't justify it as a good law - the law should consider at least some of the edge cases, especially if it's going to nega
by dymk 5y ago
That the law might work in one case doesn't justify it as a good law - the law should consider at least some of the edge cases, especially if it's going to negatively impact such a large class of workers as the "professional class".
It's also unclear that there's no scenario in which the non "professional class" would benefit from being able to be texted by their boss.
- gkop 5y agoWhere in my comment are you getting that I think it’s a good law? Bluntly, with my very limited context (no, I didn’t read the article), it sounds like a dumb law. I take to heart original commenter’s complaint that their country’s politicians produce a large volume of dumb laws, I hope disgust with the median politician is something we can all agree on.
- leanstartupnoob 5y agoHard to read your comment as anything other than defending the law as "something must be done" to protect the poor non-professionals.
- OJFord 5y ago'treating a symptom [not the cause]' is basically an idiom for 'at best meh'.