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> But in the real world, in some countries, you can be fairly sure that the rule of law will be followed I think it's fairly clear we're talking about the US,
by grecy 8y ago
> But in the real world, in some countries, you can be fairly sure that the rule of law will be followed
I think it's fairly clear we're talking about the US, and in this case everything is a secret. We have no idea what will happen, or if anything has happened in the past.
- ijpoijpoihpiuoh 8y agoObviously I can't prove the nonexistence of secret proceedings where people have been made to lie to the public. This is ever the domain of conspiracy theorists, because you can never really prove that no such thing has happened, to say nothing of proving it won't. Proving non-existence in general is a nearly impossible problem in the real world. But I think it's unlikely. People can feel free to let their irrational fears dominate their behavior if they want.