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this post was submitted on 09 Dec 2023
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I mean, can someone really call themselves a "devil's advocate" if they're really just arguing for their own position that just happens to be unpopular with the people around them? My understanding was that the term was supposed to mean something more like arguing for a position that one disagrees with, to ensure that the arguments against that position hold up and strengthen them.
They won't actually say it's their position on issues unless they get enough support. It's pretending to play devil's advocate.
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