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If 'no', then get rid of it. If 'yes', then the full ruleset should be made available. Even among those who disagree on the utility of the law, there doesn't
by randallsquared 10y ago
If 'no', then get rid of it. If 'yes', then the full ruleset should be made available.
Even among those who disagree on the utility of the law, there doesn't seem to be any need for a compromise position of "possibly 'yes' so let's keep it, but possibly 'no' so let's hide the rules from the public".