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How is that ironic? Neither accepting nor rejecting "the social order" requires one to be smart. As always in politics the question isn't simply "what do you wa
by hnbad 3y ago
How is that ironic? Neither accepting nor rejecting "the social order" requires one to be smart. As always in politics the question isn't simply "what do you want" but "why do you want that".
- MichaelZuo 3y agoIt's ironic because there's an appearance of desiring the attention of passing readers via posturing. When the vast majority of such readers will, at best, spend a few seconds reading, and then dismiss it. If they write genuinely convincing, well elaborated, arguments, then it wouldn't be ironic. Because then there would be a reasonable expectation of some readers actually buying it, instead of, at best, joining in on the game.