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>because most fences are built to keep _those people_ out. A fine example of how the warning of Chesterton's Fence is ignored by inferring the worst possible m
by deltarholamda 5y ago
>because most fences are built to keep _those people_ out.
A fine example of how the warning of Chesterton's Fence is ignored by inferring the worst possible motive without evidence or reason, and using that unsupported aspersion as a reason to rip something up.
- slowhand09 5y agoAnd there you go pulling the quote out of its context, changing its meaning completely. You ignored Chesterton's intentionally to make a point, or MISSED the point by not reading it thoroughly, or something I may have missed. But I'm attempting to understand before changing anything.
- mark-r 5y agoJust because you attempted, doesn't mean you succeeded.