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Why do you think that it is wrong to argue for something that you think would make the world a better place? Suppose I offered free drinking water that had rad
by zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 13y ago
Why do you think that it is wrong to argue for something that you think would make the world a better place?
Suppose I offered free drinking water that had radon in it, would it be wrong for you to argue for getting rid of the radon because it's free, and my terms are that there is radon in it?
- cycrutchfield 13y agoIf those are your terms, it's up to the customer to decide whether they would accept those terms in exchange for the water. I don't see the problem
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 13y agoMy question was not whether the customer can decide to take my water or not, the question was whether it would be wrong to argue for getting rid of the radon, or maybe to ask for radon-free water because you are concerned about your health.
- cycrutchfield 13y agoNo, of course it's not wrong. You can argue until you are blue in the face. Go right ahead...
- zAy0LfpBZLC8mAC 13y agoThank you for agreeing with my argument then!