@bkuhn @aud @copiesofcopies @cwebber
> One can't suggest useful policies regarding something they boycott.
That is an exceptionally strange position to take. By that logic, gun control policy proposals are manifestly incoherent because they largely come from advocates who do not regularly shoot guns — one can disagree with gun control policies on the merits, but requiring advocates to regularly operate firearms would be ludicrous.
Why do you consider that to be reasonable in this case?
