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It is quite clearly a 'no true Scotsman'-type argument.
by Retra 12y ago
It is quite clearly a 'no true Scotsman'-type argument.
- loup-vaillant 12y agoWhat "it" refers to? My comment? Arguments based on "real jobs"? Something else?
- Retra 12y ago"Real jobs." If we can't value people who are chasing their dreams, then what is the point of working together as a society to accomplish things? If artists should be cogs in a machine somewhere, then what is the point that machine? It's absurd to suggest that people should get 'real jobs.' Life is a real job, and we've all already got it.