The core issue is that people should discuss object-level problems and possible solutions concretely and resolve cruxes around “Are we actually aiming for the same goal,” “Is this a problem” and “Does the solution work” as opposed to having protracted philosophical discussions about “is A good” for a poorly-defined A.
Furthermore, a good intervention being similar to a bad intervention is a genuine downside. Slippery slopes, norm erosion, etc., are arguments that should be considered in a balanced way.
The core issue is that people should discuss object-level problems and possible solutions concretely and resolve cruxes around “Are we actually aiming for the same goal,” “Is this a problem” and “Does the solution work” as opposed to having protracted philosophical discussions about “is A good” for a poorly-defined A.
Furthermore, a good intervention being similar to a bad intervention is a genuine downside. Slippery slopes, norm erosion, etc., are arguments that should be considered in a balanced way.