This reminds me of “Do you support the troops or not?” types of questions. It reduces a vast and complex problem that’s rife with subjective matters to: are yo

This reminds me of “Do you support the troops or not?” types of questions. It reduces a vast and complex problem that’s rife with subjective matters to: are you with us or against us? Not only that but it frames it in such a way that seemingly objectively great things are being proposed to be evil. This kind of rhetorical question will probably never yield a useful direct response.