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Your use of these as evidence of Paul's irrationality does not seem rational. Instead, they appear as a complaint that he doesn't share the same values as you;
by sageikosa 13y ago
Your use of these as evidence of Paul's irrationality does not seem rational. Instead, they appear as a complaint that he doesn't share the same values as you; and by extension he must be irrational since your values obviously must be rationally chosen.
- d4vlx 13y agoActually no, except for my point on social views. A couple assumptions I made are: 1) He wants the American economy to improve 2) He wants to do what it best for Americans as a whole They seem like reasonable assumptions, correct me if you seem any hole in them please. I do not think he his actions and these assumed goals are linked in a rational way.