> I don't think it's healthy let alone desirable to discourage pointed questions from kids. Reframing a question isn't tiptoeing around it: "that's a Wrong Que

> I don't think it's healthy let alone desirable to discourage pointed questions from kids. Reframing a question isn't tiptoeing around it: "that's a Wrong Question" is the start of an answer. Though, probably the kind of answer you'd give someone able to read The Ask and the Answer and realise it's about fascism. Answering with a "Why don't they? What's keeping them from doing so?"-type reframe is the better approach for people not used to making such leaps on their own: you're teaching them to do this reframing, and to question premises. (Wrong Question = question from an invalid premise)