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> The US is still nominally governed by and accountable to the rule of law. You mean the rule of law that it imposes upon others that they didn't agree on? And
by oreally 3y ago
> The US is still nominally governed by and accountable to the rule of law.
You mean the rule of law that it imposes upon others that they didn't agree on? And they'll bring it up only when it's convenient.
I'll say it again: Big countries will be big countries.
- krona 3y agoName a law passed by a foreign government against its own will at the behest of the US.
- oreally 3y agoPlenty of laws touched by government takeovers that involve the USA, trade deals with Japan against Japan's own interests, and even more. Go look it up. Now that I've answered your question, do you believe the US hasn't had abuses of it's power in the decades it's been at the top? And if not, can you name an instance of it?
- inemesitaffia 3y agoSwitzerland, Bahamas and back secrecy laws. Not just a law but a constitution
- mensetmanusman 3y agoLaw is imposed on others that don’t agree with it, that’s kind of the definition.
- oreally 3y agoAnd what is a law selectively enforced and conveniently brought up in times of contention?