It's possible logically, but you do see the thought process behind it?
Let's use an example of a similar, hypothetical thought process. America is a deeply racist society, and therefore anything the American government does involving black people must have some racist reason. The quantum of racism in US society never changes -- it simply becomes shifted into new forms. It's a constant. Therefore, affirmative action must have been performed for some racist reason -- we must simply look for it, as we know a priori it must be there! Welfare was created to keep black people dependent and poor. If Obama becomes president, there must be a racist reason motivating his secret KKK handlers.
--- On Wed, 8/6/08, sawicky at verizon.net <sawicky at verizon.net> wrote:
> Well logically that's possible, since semi-rational
> people can have
> conflicting or changing impulses.
>