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Given that the perpetrator here was in fact the government, your argument carries no weight. Legal paperwork cannot prevent the government from choosing evil.
by sidewndr46 3y ago
Given that the perpetrator here was in fact the government, your argument carries no weight.
Legal paperwork cannot prevent the government from choosing evil. In fact, it only serves to sanction it in most cases.
- ClumsyPilot 3y ago> Legal paperwork cannot prevent the government from choosing evil This is deeply mistaken attitude - paperwork allows your to prosecute the person in the government that signed off on this decision. Without paperwork, you wouldn’t be able to pin the decision on anyone And it is entirely normal to have the next government prosecute corrupt officials from the previous one
- cryptonector 3y ago> And it is entirely normal to have the next government prosecute corrupt officials from the previous one Has this happened recently in the UK? Like, in the past 50 years, or in the past 100 years?