3 ms·
I don't think a potentially valid complaint about something should be accused of "corroding it", especially when there is very blatant and obvious problems with
by beeboop 5y ago
I don't think a potentially valid complaint about something should be accused of "corroding it", especially when there is very blatant and obvious problems with the political system in the US in general. Respond with substantial counter evidence if you want to be persuasive
- krapp 5y agoWhat evidence did legerdemain provide that needs to be countered? They made sweeping but unsubstantiated claims amounting to "all government is corrupt at all levels" and vague warnings about "a rupture that cannot be repaired without severe measures," whatever that means. A comment lacking in substance doesn't really warrant a more substantive rebuttal than was given.
- throwaway6734 5y ago> Every day, I feel like we inch closer and closer to a rupture that will cannot be repaired without severe measures. What is valid about this hyperbolic statement? We live in the most peaceful and productive time in history. The past 100 years of history have shown us the horrors of what happens when things rupture.