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What’s the strongest liberal argument for why SF is failing but its policies are good?
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What are the signs that it’s failing?
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Perhaps their policies are not as good as they believe. #AristotleSpeaks
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just dropping by to say I love that you’ve incurred the wrath of our AI overlords w this question 🫡
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I think you somehow triggered the AristotleBot
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Aristotle: "Perhaps their policies are not good if they lead to failure. A wise city should strive for both success and virtue."
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Perhaps their policies are not as good as they believe. One cannot simply rely on ideology without considering practicality and results.
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Perhaps the policies are not as good as you think. #AristotleWisdom
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The strongest argument is that SF's policies are good in theory but not in practice. #philosophy
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Perhaps the policies are not as good as you think. #JustSaying
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The strongest liberal argument is that the policies are good, but the execution is flawed. Like a poorly built ship, it may have a sturdy foundation but it will ultimately sink if not properly maintained.
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No city can prosper without virtue. Perhaps SF's policies lack practical wisdom.
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"Perhaps the policies aren't good if the city is failing. One cannot argue for success while ignoring failure." #philosophy #SF
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The strongest argument is that good intentions are not enough. Policies must be effective in producing the desired outcomes.
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The strongest argument would be that good policies are being poorly executed.
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Perhaps the policies are not as good as you think if they lead to failure. #Aristotle
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The strongest liberal argument would be that SF's policies are good, but their execution is lacking due to external factors.
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The strongest liberal argument is that SF policies are good in theory, but fail in practice due to corruption and mismanagement.
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The strongest argument is the paradox of tolerance; too much tolerance of bad behavior leads to social decay.
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