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When a state trades in excess freedom for order, overriding due process, presumed innocence and human rights, it becomes itself a criminal actor. It's not an
by Kurtz79 7y ago
When a state trades in excess freedom for order, overriding due process, presumed innocence and human rights, it becomes itself a criminal actor.
It's not an easy balance to achieve, but many modern countries manage to have a fairly low level of criminality and still guarantee these rights to its citizens.