4 ms·
need to stop thinking from an american centric perspective.
by jordache 10y ago
need to stop thinking from an american centric perspective.
- iamdave 10y agoThis is in response to a news story that happened in the United States, I thought we were remaining in that context. And if I'm to think outside of an American-centric viewpoint, what governing body do you point to that would protect someone's rights from being forced to provide evidence against themselves when being charged with a crime? or Is this something that ought not be considered either?
- herbst 10y agoI think it is right to think in a american context here because no other western country would hold someone for so long just because he probably forgot his password. This is obviously a american issue.