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> It's also linguistically dishonest to call policy measures "attacks" and "assaults" When "policy measures" include using state violence it's dishonest to not
by Floegipoky 4y ago
> It's also linguistically dishonest to call policy measures "attacks" and "assaults"
When "policy measures" include using state violence it's dishonest to not call them "'attacks' and 'assaults'".
- CWuestefeld 4y agoIf you want to parse it that finely, then pretty much ALL policy is an attack. E.g.: The school board sets a budget, the result of which is that I have to pay some tax. If I don't pay that tax, they'll eventually forcibly remove me from my home. That's plainly an attack.