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Why do you say it is "deemed acceptable", if there is an ongoing discussion about it?
by kofddfjdfdfdff 5y ago
Why do you say it is "deemed acceptable", if there is an ongoing discussion about it?
- prepend 5y agoYes, certainly. The ongoing discussion is going on right now, we’re part of it as a very small amount of two strangers talking. I think it’s usually informal, but sometimes through debates, books, essays, etc. A good example are the Federalist Papers in the 18th century with back and forth on topics that ended up being articulated in the constitution, bill of rights, etc. I think it also varies from country to country as it varies quite a bit.