mijostin, The problem is that everybody like to generalize. For this aim
the universal quantifier ''all'' is used. The formula is
For all x Fx&Gx . But if one x does not satisfy conditions F and G the
whole statement is not true.The most people have no idea what ''all''
means. It is not a name which can be put in ''subject place'' in an
sentence.
Dramatic example is decision of European commission to decalar that
''all immigrants have the right to asylum procedure'' .
This means that they had no idea what ''all'' means.That is to say ''how
many those all are'', The kids from 12 and on from all countries in
Africa and middle East who know in advice that they will never get asylum
come to Europe wihch was their primary intention. Without any asylum
procedure they moved (walking) to the North Europe. Some countries
were willing to accept limited number , some not a single one. The result
is that all countries have much more ''illegal immigrants'' than ''legal'' .
Legal are those who are in asylum procedure. The illegal kind can't
be returned to their country because they countries refuse to accept
them. This whole drama is caused because the members of European
commission had no idea what ''ALL'' means.