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Seems like a semantic argument. Sure it might not be a cartel in the precise definition of the word meaning competitors colluding, but call it a gang if you lik
by _xnmw 3y ago
Seems like a semantic argument. Sure it might not be a cartel in the precise definition of the word meaning competitors colluding, but call it a gang if you like.
- friend_and_foe 3y agoWell it's not just semantics. Defining an organizational structure more clearly enables you to target more effectively for victory. Witg the situation getting worse and no victory in sight, maybe looking at it from a different angle can help people see a clearer path to that victory, or at least see that victory is not an option.
- bananapub 3y agoer...how is it a semantic argument? the claimed existence of this drives huge fractions of US foreign policy, where "foreign policy" definitely includes killing people, propping up/sabotaging foreign governments, and is a huge part of the justification for the the entire set of civil liberties abridgments and ruining of lives that's called "prohibition".