If it is, what's its defence? And if it isn't, why isn't it?
Is has_many => :through a violation of the Law of Demeter?
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I think it is declaring new neighbor, akin to delegation. OTOH, if it were possible, it might be getting a bit bad to do multiple :through levels... (Do I remember correctly that they made this possible lately?)