rm-rf-root-or-home over-blocks a positional slice: `rm -rf "${@:2}"`, `"${@:1}"`, `${@:2}`, `"${*:2}"` and `"${1:2}"` block, though each prints what the parameters hold, as `rm -rf "$2"` (allowed) does. The substring reading, which adds the root, reached positional and special parameters.

rm-rf-root-or-home over-blocks a positional slice: rm -rf "${@:2}", "${@:1}", ${@:2}, "${*:2}" and "${1:2}" block, though each prints what the parameters hold, as rm -rf "$2" (allowed) does. The substring reading, which adds the root, reached positional and special parameters.

Grounds

• pursued: "${@:2}", "${@:1}", ${@:2}, "${*:2}" and "${1:2}" allow as "$2" does, and "${@:2}"/ blocks as "$@"/ does; a slice that prints the root where the parameters do not would show it wrong.