When people in conversation say something that is trivially true, they generally mean something deeper.

For example, consider the phrase, "It is what it is": http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/it_is_what_it_is

Logically, it's an obvious tautology. Idiomatically, it means, "This circumstance is simply a fact and must be accepted or dealt with as it exists."

So lightyrs was A) trying to say something substantive about the EFF, or B) making an incredibly obvious statement about the literal meaning "indisputable", which etfb clearly was using hyperbolically for effect. I think the charitable thing to do is to assume A, which is what siddboots did.