>As I mentioned elsewhere, you’re falling for letting perfect be the enemy of good No, this line of reasoning deserves nothing but absolute contempt when it co

>As I mentioned elsewhere, you’re falling for letting perfect be the enemy of good No, this line of reasoning deserves nothing but absolute contempt when it comes to laws. We are not talking about getting the finnicky API to work at your job. Too often laws have had unintended consequences as a result of loopholes or small peculiarities. If the damn law doesn't even work on a fundamental level then it should be opposed on principle.