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No, it's not. Saying "you want your rules to apply to others but not to you" is a perfectly substantive thing to point out.
by europeanguy 4y ago
No, it's not. Saying "you want your rules to apply to others but not to you" is a perfectly substantive thing to point out.
- stephencanon 4y agoIt’s always a weaker argument than pointing out actual problems with the rules themselves is.
- europeanguy 4y agoIn principle, that is true. In practice, there's nothing to be gained with pointing out the problems with the rules if the other party won't abide by them.