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Does “it’s the law” apply to all laws? Does “if you don’t like it then leave” apply to all people? Are you sure I can’t find a counterexample? You have yet to
by alphanullmeric 3y ago
Does “it’s the law” apply to all laws?
Does “if you don’t like it then leave” apply to all people?
Are you sure I can’t find a counterexample? You have yet to present a single consistent idea and I doubt either of these will be any different.
You will support privacy for one person but not another solely depending on how much money you think you could nab. We’ve already established that.
- lern_too_spel 3y agoI presented a consistent idea. Net benefit. It's a consistency that actually makes sense instead of ending up with crooks taking money from everyone and people being unable to stop it because they couldn't understand the concept of laws. > You will support privacy for one person but not another solely depending on how much money you think you could nab. Yes, I support less privacy for people being investigated for crimes. Are you really unfamiliar with the concept of a warrant? Everything I've said is really basic stuff, and it's truly mind-boggling that I have to explain it at all.
- alphanullmeric 3y agoSo no, “it’s the law” doesn’t apply to you. Answer the question or I’ll answer it for you. Thanks for playing.
- lern_too_spel 3y agoYour question is nonsensical. A law makes sense if it is beneficial. If it isn't, it should be changed. While it is in force, it applies to everyone. This is something that first graders learn at around the same time they're introduced to the idea of democracy. Given the comment votes, it appears you're the only person who still doesn't understand.