@PhilosophyExp Sure - I just mean when my judgement of the demand finally evaluates to 'unreasonable'
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@PhilosophyExp but I want to argue that one can have good reason to do it - that reason based in the demands of others.
@SIN_Notung Okay, but you have to bite the bullet that it might be justified to vote for UKIP (given the viciousness of the criticism, etc).
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@PhilosophyExp@SIN_Notung Maybe the viciousness does give you a reason - but not one that overrides stronger ones for voting against them. -
@Metamagician@SIN_Notung I think that's right. It becomes part of the moral calculus. -
@PhilosophyExp@Metamagician I agree with that - also the anti-UKIP demands are reasonable at their core, just unreasonably expressed. -
@SIN_Notung@Metamagician Interestingly, smart populist politicians play precisely on the dynamic you're talking abt. Part of the appeal...
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