I’d like to try again to be clear that I meant “The existence of laws” not “the existence of this one specific law”.
What does “nor can I say that any one law benefits society” mean, then, if not “for all X, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society”?
For your second comment; Can you make the argument without referring to a specific law?
If your statement applies to all laws, it also applies to worst case scenario laws.
(My bad—bad use of words the first time around)
“nor can I say that any one law benefits society” “for all X, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society”
how does: “for one X alone, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society” Sound?
Please explain (or expand) the reference to “worst case scenarios”?
What does “nor can I say that any one law benefits society” mean, then, if not “for all X, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society”?
If your statement applies to all laws, it also applies to worst case scenario laws.
(My bad—bad use of words the first time around)
“nor can I say that any one law benefits society” “for all X, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society”
how does: “for one X alone, where X is a law, I can’t say that X benefits society” Sound?
Please explain (or expand) the reference to “worst case scenarios”?