Sometimes when people are enumerating the good and bad aspects of something, the same thing comes up in both the pros and cons. For example, a certain policy may be considered good because it benefits the rich; however, this same policy may also be considered bad because it benefits the rich.
What word or phrase refers to such a situation?
Best Answer
You can argue such a situation (or policy) both ways.
There is more than one way of looking at it.
The outcome could go either way.
It might be a compromise decision or policy that could lead to unintended consequences.
The decision rests on a value judgment.