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When you're criticizing something, you must present an alternative for your criticisms to hold any weight. If you're unable to say "let's build that" after shou
by btbuildem 3y ago
When you're criticizing something, you must present an alternative for your criticisms to hold any weight. If you're unable to say "let's build that" after shouting "let's tear this down" it tells me you don't understand the situation well enough to speak about it to others.
- ravenstine 3y agoNo, one mustn't necessarily. A thing can be criticized in isolation while an alternative is pending. Inaction is also an alternative in and of itself. In this case, alternative messaging or any persuasive messaging is not a requirement.