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The point is the enforcement/adherence part. They are saying “people do it anyway, therefore we shouldn’t have the law.“ What you are arguing is actually more v
by Forgeties79 10mo ago
The point is the enforcement/adherence part. They are saying “people do it anyway, therefore we shouldn’t have the law.“ What you are arguing is actually more valid than their argument.
- lapcat 10mo ago> They are saying “people do it anyway, therefore we shouldn’t have the law. They, more precisely I, was not making such an argument, as I already explained in another comment.
- Forgeties79 10mo agoThat’s how it read. Which is what my previous comment responded to. This is getting kind of silly and the tone is not necessary. I think maybe it’s better for us both to move on.
- lapcat 10mo ago> That’s how it read. Which is what my previous comment responded to. My problem with your previous comment is that it was written after my clarificatory reply to you, and indeed after your reply to that, so you obviously read my clarificatory reply, but instead of revising your initial interpretation based on my clarification, you chose, for whatever reason, to repeat the initial misinterpretation.
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