That was apparently not the argument that wedrifid was making after all.
As for the argument itself: it says nothing more than that the good is bad because it isn’t perfect. That is obviously wrong, because the good is better than nothing. It shouldn’t be discouraged; rather, the better should be (separately) encouraged.
Again, see this post.
That was apparently not the argument that wedrifid was making after all.
As for the argument itself: it says nothing more than that the good is bad because it isn’t perfect. That is obviously wrong, because the good is better than nothing. It shouldn’t be discouraged; rather, the better should be (separately) encouraged.
Again, see this post.