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> enforced at the end of a gun like every other tax rule. Ahh, like every other tax rule - so not really at all for rich people and quite heavily for poor and

> enforced at the end of a gun like every other tax rule. Ahh, like every other tax rule - so not really at all for rich people and quite heavily for poor and middle class people? Sounds about right. > That's why I say details of plan first, not last I hope that's not the approach you take with everything in life. "Do you want to go out to eat?" ... "What restaurant? I'll only say if I want to go when the venue has been selected." That's not measured caution, or the ideal - a collaborative approach to solving problems - that response is a trap where every suggestion is met with disdain. Saying "Yes I would like to go out to eat, what restaurant did you have in mind?" doesn't mean you have to go if the selected venue turns out to be chuck-e-cheese.

LegitShady 4y ago
>I hope that's not the approach you take with everything in life. It is from blatant political rejiggering that use these platitudes to gain artificial buy in from the uninformed. I mean, if you just ask hitler his goal was to restore germany to greatness. Why can't you just agree with his goal before you know his plan? I hoped that's not the approach you take to political platitudes. If you have reason to suspect someone is using these platitudes to gain buy in their plans would never gain, its important to ask for the details. If they don't have details, they're just a useful idiot. If they do have details, they're the thing that separate good and bad. So lets not pretend "lets agree to my incredibly vague goal without any mention of how we get there" is a reasonable thing to try and thrust on strangers EXCEPT for the express purpose of manipulation and echo chamber buy ins.