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The standard shouldn't be that government decisions are set in stone forever, period. The standard should be good policy, in both directions. If a previous gove
by landryraccoon 8y ago
The standard shouldn't be that government decisions are set in stone forever, period. The standard should be good policy, in both directions. If a previous government sets a bad policy, a future government should not be bound to it. If it sets a good policy, a future government should uphold it. If a future government decides to be "bad" and tear up everything, no piece of paper will stop them.