Sorry, but I don't quite understand how that addresses my (albeit mild) complaint about people who "have no dog in the fight" nonetheless chiming in and boastfully and unnecessarily announcing that they "have no dog in the fight."
To me, this reflects a self-centered, smug, preening "I'm alright, Jack" attitude. It's unhelpful to the person with the problem, and it contributes nothing to the discussion.
Regards,
To me, this reflects a self-centered, smug, preening “I’m alright, Jack” attitude.
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When I hear people say that, I’m reminded of the famous words of a certain Lutheran pastor in Germany named Martin Niemöller. He is best known as the author of “First they came for the socialists...”