At 12:52 PM +0100 11/9/02, Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote:
>
>I used wrong words.
>I meant to say that "the other side has equally compelling arguments that seem to demonstrate
that the justification is not valid.
>
>- A commits.
>- B vetos and says why, and the justification is rational.
>- A says that the justification of B doesn't stand, and it's rational too.
>- The community is split between the two opinions.
>
In the above case, the veto cannot be rational and non-rational at
the same time, at least I don't see how without a real-world example.
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