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I quite like the mirror image of this too, all laws that are actually passed have a built-in expiry date of 25-30 years at the maximum so each generation is for
by BoxOfRain 3y ago
I quite like the mirror image of this too, all laws that are actually passed have a built-in expiry date of 25-30 years at the maximum so each generation is forced to re-debate them and see if they're still relevant.
- RcouF1uZ4gsC 3y agoI am not so sure, that is a good idea, especially with the filibuster in the Senate. For example, I don’t know if the Civil Rights Act would be renewed in this political environment. Same with the Endangered Species act and various other environmental legislation.
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