And I answered to that already on my second paragraph.
Taking the nuclear option after merely "seeing [something] as" risky without exhausting the much-cheaper remaining options is not "somewhat understandable, if not plain reasonable". And it's not "ways and quirks": it's incompetence at best or corruption at worst.
This kind of situation might be common, but it is not understandable nor reasonable.
Taking the nuclear option after merely "seeing [something] as" risky without exhausting the much-cheaper remaining options is not "somewhat understandable, if not plain reasonable". And it's not "ways and quirks": it's incompetence at best or corruption at worst.
This kind of situation might be common, but it is not understandable nor reasonable.