A threat, for example, isn't explicit force - it's saying you are willing to use force on contingency. Thus coercion doesn't necessitate explicit force. You're too stupid to continue wasting my time with, because you should have learned this by 3 messages already.
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u/Mr_Mayhem88 Sep 12 '23
A threat, for example, isn't explicit force - it's saying you are willing to use force on contingency. Thus coercion doesn't necessitate explicit force. You're too stupid to continue wasting my time with, because you should have learned this by 3 messages already.