Yes you can, reality is complex.
What you think of a paradox is actually not a paradox but a chain of events so complex that we as the humans struggle to describe it.
What you think of a paradox is actually not a paradox but a chain of events so complex that we as the humans struggle to describe it.
In this subject or any other where speakers are likely to be strongly emotionally or philosophically bound to their position, you must first consider the speaker/writer/etc. and then use that to gauge any particular argument they might make. ...and this is complex, too... you can be right and still engage in undue overstatement or trivialization to make your point.
tl;dr: Don't take anything at face value. Facts can be painted in many different colors. Don't merely accept, be judgmental.