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And totally counterproductive, given the underlying insinuation that scaling back the government would solve the problem, when in reality it just hands more pow
by owisd 2y ago
And totally counterproductive, given the underlying insinuation that scaling back the government would solve the problem, when in reality it just hands more power over to corporations to do even more [wrongdoing].
- throw10920 2y ago> given the underlying insinuation that scaling back the government would solve the problem This is almost never actually stated in comments on HN. This is statement is just projection and/or inventing hypothetical strawman positions.
- zahlman 2y agoThe fact that the discussion tends to lead this way is a good reason to treat phrases like "You see this often here in the HN comment section" with suspicion.