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Which again, if that's what people want, then fine. Do that. Except when the question is put to people what they want to have be the case with what someone rlse
by salawat 4y ago
Which again, if that's what people want, then fine. Do that. Except when the question is put to people what they want to have be the case with what someone rlse can get away with, everyone seems uncomfortable with the prospect of lack of due process. Everyone wants a procedural. Nobody wants the procedural to get in the way with something they care about though. You can't have both.