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Then I have "good" news for you: Ukraine is at war and so doesn't have to, and isn't even allowed to hold elections. Neither did UK during WW2, so it's not that
by koonsolo 2y ago
Then I have "good" news for you: Ukraine is at war and so doesn't have to, and isn't even allowed to hold elections. Neither did UK during WW2, so it's not that uncommon.
"Scholars have stated that the Ukrainian constitution does not allow to hold national elections while martial law is in effect."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martial_law_in_Ukraine https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martial_law_in_Ukraine
- cpursley 2y agoIt’s also in the Russian constitution that Putin basically gets to be president for life. Guess that makes it okay…
- koonsolo 2y agoA democratic institution making laws is very different than an undemocratic institution making laws. Are you suggesting Ukraine wasn't democratic when that law was made? And like stated somewhere else, UK did the same thing during WW2. So it's not that uncommon.
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- cpursley 2y agoDo you believe that the current Ukrainian government is a democratic institution up to Western standards?
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