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Ideas don't have to exist in absolution. Many people oppose murder, but are also okay with murdering convicted criminals. It's also possible to believe in laws yet allow them to be violated when a system isn't perfect. One can believe in net neutrality and wish deeply for it, but also recognize that it does not currently exist and to be okay with (or even endorse) people using the system to disenfranchise bad actors because they believe it is the best solution currently available.
By this logic, any untrained citizen who interrupts a robbery by shooting the robber in the head from behind should not only be absolved of the crime but should be lauded for it.
lol, absolutely lmao
I'm really struggling how to see this is a good faith interpretation of what I said