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I don't think they're "dealing in absolutes" nearly as much as you might be perceiving that they do. It's further ironic for you to mention this in a thread th
by perching_aix 2y ago
I don't think they're "dealing in absolutes" nearly as much as you might be perceiving that they do.
It's further ironic for you to mention this in a thread that was kicked off with this:
> The price of freedom is disobedience.
(a statement heavily dealing in absolutes)
- salawat 2y agoNot the case. Freedom is orthogonal to legality. To exercise freedom is to fundamentally admit the possibility of disobedience within any sort of rules based framework.
- perching_aix 2y agoWhat is not the case?