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Having the grounds for maybe getting a remedy is strictly better than not having it. It could be a lot better, but if we could have that first step of the gover
by Asooka 4y ago
Having the grounds for maybe getting a remedy is strictly better than not having it. It could be a lot better, but if we could have that first step of the government having (de jure) inviolable restrictions, it would be quite nice.