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In any case authors are clearly making a political argument and implying if not explicitly making a causation argument here, not merely describing the state of
by fullshark 4y ago
In any case authors are clearly making a political argument and implying if not explicitly making a causation argument here, not merely describing the state of the world.
- fzeroracer 4y agoThe state of the world is the result of politics. You can't talk about one without talking about the other. Like the Texas energy grid being a disaster is the result of conservative deregulation and privatization. Merely describing the state means you're simply describing the effect and not the cause.