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>What false positive rate for deportations are you willing to accept? Your comment is a non sequitur. What false positive rate for the justice system are you w
by throwawaypath 2mo ago
>What false positive rate for deportations are you willing to accept?
Your comment is a non sequitur. What false positive rate for the justice system are you willing to accept?
- kelseyfrog 2mo agoBruh. It's a number between 0% and 100%. I'll make it a yes or no answer to help you, and we'll narrow it down from there. For example, are you willing to accept a 50% false positive rate? Yes or no? Ex: For every two people deported, one of them would be deported erroneously.
- throwawaypath 2mo ago[flagged]
- kelseyfrog 2mo agoWhy try to counter with a "no u!" It makes it look like you know deporting people falsely is bad. Why not just change your position instead?
- throwawaypath 2mo agoWhy try to counter with a "no u!" It makes it look like you know falsely convicting and jailing people is bad. Why not just change your position instead?
- kelseyfrog 2mo ago> It makes it look like you know falsely convicting and jailing people is bad. Um, yeah? Falsely convicting people and jailing them is bad.
- throwawaypath 2mo agoAnd that has nothing to do with efficient and swift deportations. Congrats, you played yourself.
- kelseyfrog 2mo agoDo you agree that wrongly deporting people is bad?
- throwawaypath 2mo agoDid you reply to the wrong comment?