It's a bad faith argument and a strawman. They don't actually think it's reasonable for anyone to do that or think the other person is suggesting that. They are setting a person up as a hypocrite despite that obviously being an insufficient and inefficient solution to the housing crisis.
My satisfaction
I'm in a doctor's office and trying so hard not to disturb everyone around me and it's not going well.
There is something to be said about abandoning the generational lines though. Pew Research is doing it
As I understand it, only baby boomers are somewhat unified on things and every generation after that drifted more and more into being less distinct, demographically speaking, as a group. The cadence you reference was unified by the end of WWII and, naturally, diffused from there.
My grandmother was the county coroner for a while. She was a pharmacist professionally. In those places, it's more "give it a quick kick and say they're dead" (she never did that) more than anything else. She only declared death, not attribute cause to my knowledge.
The other part of it is that, for whatever reason, in my county the only higher arresting authority than the sheriff was the coroner. It was her job to serve him with papers when he was being sued and, not that it ever came up, arrest him when it needed done.
Weird system.
Yes, holding a person accountable for their crimes (maybe, jury is still out) is attacking them...
Unless you're talking media coverage. Cause we all know that the media is an arm of the government...
Bullshit. Source or it didn't happen.
Sadly if you train your AI on racist data, you get a racist robot. So that's not a given.
It's a capybara. They look like that at all times, including when a pelican is ineffectively attempting to eat one. I'm sad I don't have that gif saved.
My money is on zero. They'll comment it out and then turn it back on when no one is looking.
Someone posted a follow up elsewhere. He did in fact mean it that way.