> When you point this out to advocates, you'll get an entirely different argument This is a very common argumentation tactic, and it usually exposes that the f

> When you point this out to advocates, you'll get an entirely different argument This is a very common argumentation tactic, and it usually exposes that the first argument(s) are just a front for our actual axiomatic belief (which hasn't been disclosed). The core principle is often something that we know is much more controversial.