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Not spitting on the floor also is less important than a lot of other things. But it is so simple and considered baseline behavior so I would still support yell
by eitland 4y ago
Not spitting on the floor also is less important than a lot of other things.
But it is so simple and considered baseline behavior so I would still support yelling at you if you spit at the floor even while the war is still ongoing an we haven't stopped the attackers.
Same goes for net neutrality: there is even less effort needed. I mean: complying with the rules is as simple as not introducing a number of rules or devices in your network setup.
- 1attice 4y agoNo argument here. I believe that a loss of NN will have tragic, avoidable, predictable outcomes. It is, as you say, not a high-effort policy, so an argument-from-undue-difficulty would not support its dissolution. That said, you don't seem to be interacting with my claim -- I'm not saying net neutrality is unimportant, I'm saying it's undervalued right now. Because of the wars/permacrises. I think upon closer read you'll find our views are relatively aligned.
- eitland 4y agoOk. You are probably right, in which case you have my apologies!