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It's also a weak form of stating the difference between the two possibilities. In practice, "safe" often means "safe" and a slight possibility of being very un
by oskarth 13y ago
It's also a weak form of stating the difference between the two possibilities.
In practice, "safe" often means "safe" and a slight possibility of being very unsafe (say, by being labelled a terrorist). Not to mention the (slight? inevitable?) possibility of future major abuse a la <pick-your-own-favourite-despot>.
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