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It cannot be for “the greater good”, or the law would not have been written that way before the “emergency”.
by the_other 6y ago
It cannot be for “the greater good”, or the law would not have been written that way before the “emergency”.
- AmericanChopper 6y agoAny government action that relies on emergency powers is an admission from that government that they have failed to govern using their prescribed legislative mandate. Any government that uses such power should be held to account for their failure to govern, because it’s almost never necessary, and is always abused.
- subaquamille 6y agoThe tools necessary to achieve this good light not be the same in all corconstancies and you only want to extend the law when strictly necessary, not always. See food ratio in war times.