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No legal system ever in history meets the criteria for the definition of “formal system” that you seem to be using.

• ofslidingfeet 3y ago
  I'm sure their attempt to ban music with a given nominal feature will be a total success with no complications then. If the government can't make coherent laws, that is the government's problem.
  • jagged-chisel 3y ago
    It’s the citizens’ problem until enough of them can make it the government’s problem.
    • ofslidingfeet 3y ago
      Laws are tautologically in the domain of government. edit: If the torture is unlawful, then the government is illegitimate. I'm not saying life doesn't suck; I'm just saying no actually citizens should not tolerate unjust laws just because making just laws is ~too hard~. (I had to add this reply in an edit because this garbage ass gestapo run website is throttling my reply rate.)
      • defrost 3y ago
        There's rarely tort relief for torture, even less so in Russia repblics. If Ramzan Kadyrov is properly serious about this declaration then it'll firmly remain a citizen's problem until the next great leap { forward | backward | sideways | down }.