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As I said, it’s unreasonable in the big picture. The big picture matters. But it’s not _illogical_ for someone who has everything they want to oppose things th
by subpixel 4y ago
As I said, it’s unreasonable in the big picture. The big picture matters.
But it’s not _illogical_ for someone who has everything they want to oppose things they don’t need.
NIMBY-is like another application of the “possession is 9/10ths of the law” argument. It has legs, but it doesn’t always win out.
- andirk 4y agoI know what you mean but I still disagree. Is it _illogical_ to care for the disabled, elderly, widows and orphans in their affliction? I walk past people in need all the time but I don't justify it. Logical is subjective according to the person's wants and needs.