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I can see this is an argument made in bad faith, as I simply don't see any other way a statement made in the context of not looking too closely at the politics
by marginalia_nu 1y ago
I can see this is an argument made in bad faith, as I simply don't see any other way a statement made in the context of not looking too closely at the politics of donors has turned into the accusations you are making now.
But still, I happen to quite enjoy pointless sophistry and I am no stranger to hyperbolic comparisons, so: Wouldn't the logical conclusion of your line of argument be that criminals and reprehensible individuals should be tax exempt, in order to avoid making the government evil by association?
- ErroneousBosh 1y agoIt's not an advert made in bad faith. It's a simple question. Where do you draw the line? Whose money would you *not* take?