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Sure, I think what you say is reasonable. I don't know how much I like the ideas in this article to be honest, and I'm not really qualified to judge them. I do
by austinz 13y ago
Sure, I think what you say is reasonable. I don't know how much I like the ideas in this article to be honest, and I'm not really qualified to judge them. I do like the fact that people are throwing out ideas and discussing them, even if they're not good ideas.
- VaedaStrike 13y agoI'll give you a hearty amen on the virtue of throwing out ideas.
- saraid216 13y agoBecome qualified. In order to criticize policy, you really only need two things: (1) a reasonably complete understanding of the situation the policy is addressing, and (2) a reasonably complete understanding of the policy proposed. Both of these will always be imperfect, but one of the essential and too infrequently stated principles of democracy is that it is built to account for imperfection. It's built to assume every single decision and every single policy is wrong and will need correction. ...which, in the end, is what the article is about.