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> "if you don't like traffic cops, don't be on roads". Which is a completely valid and reasonable statement.
by doodlesdev 4y ago
> "if you don't like traffic cops, don't be on roads".
Which is a completely valid and reasonable statement.
- gameman144 4y agoIt is completely valid. It is also completely infeasible. Consider the statement "if you don't like being bullied, completely isolate yourself from all humans forever." This is a valid way to avoid being bullied. It is also, however, not at all practical. It is also completely valid and reasonable, and much more tenable in reality, to propose alternative solutions (e.g. punitive action against bullies, teaching good coping mechanisms to victims, making people not want to bully, etc.) Similarly, one valid approach to Celiac is to not eat any food at all ever. An equally valid approach is to not eat gluten. The latter requires some more social buy-in (e.g. ingredient lists), but that effort makes it wildly more achievable in practice. Being valid doesn't mean that something is the best, or even a good, recommendation.