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> I bet there was a firefighter once who murdered someone, but likewise that doesn't indicate much about the concept of firefighting. exceedingly terrible anal
by adamrezich 3y ago
> I bet there was a firefighter once who murdered someone, but likewise that doesn't indicate much about the concept of firefighting.
exceedingly terrible analogy, because the hypothetical firefighter hypothetically committing a hypothetical murder, wholly unrelated to firefighting, is a completely different situation than union guys threatening violence on a worker for union-related reasons, in the pursuit of union-related ideals.
- tshaddox 3y agoThe point, of course, is that it wouldn't matter whether the firefighter's murder was in pursuit of firefighting-related goals. If the firefighter murdered a coworker who was competing for a promotion, that still tells you very little about the concept firefighting. It's not some huge gotcha that the union workers who committed assault did it in pursuit of their own goals. Most people do most things in pursuit of their own goals.