Is that phrase better or worse than
laws that are actually enforced against middle-class people
“Laws that are actually enforced” is at least an empirical question. “Serious crime” is just a value judgement.
“Middle class” is just as much an undefined term as “serious crime”.
It’s concerning that we are having trouble agreeing on where the edge cases are, much less how to decide them.
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Is that phrase better or worse than
“Laws that are actually enforced” is at least an empirical question. “Serious crime” is just a value judgement.
“Middle class” is just as much an undefined term as “serious crime”.
It’s concerning that we are having trouble agreeing on where the edge cases are, much less how to decide them.