> My guess is that they just aren't any good at thinking through unapproved opinions yet because they were allergic to doing so for so long.
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That's a good way of looking at it.  Adversarial thinking takes practice.

SimpleStacker

I dig this frame. Gonna have to remember this.

kepford

My guess is that they just aren't any good at thinking through unapproved opinions yet because they were allergic to doing so for so long.

We have the advantage of experience and knowing that in most cases "

" would be perfectly willing to do whatever horrible thing is being alleged but also that "

" don't just do every horrible thing that can be done. "

" have reasons for their behavior and we've learned to think through whether there seem to be any reasons that make sense.

Politics_And_Law

Oh How the Turntables

My guess is that they just aren't any good at thinking through unapproved opinions yet because they were allergic to doing so for so long.

We have the advantage of experience and knowing that in most cases "*They*" would be perfectly willing to do whatever horrible thing is being alleged but also that "*They*" don't just do every horrible thing that can be done. "*They*" have reasons for their behavior and we've learned to think through whether there seem to be any reasons that make sense.