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Not just that, the tradeoffs in developing countries are different on the ground. They have to do practical decision making based on limited resources and issue
by newyankee 2y ago
Not just that, the tradeoffs in developing countries are different on the ground. They have to do practical decision making based on limited resources and issues. The alternative is simply criminals taking over.
- threeseed 2y agoDo you have evidence that basic human rights and due process is unusually expensive and not feasible for developing countries ? Because that doesn't seem to be the case given we've seen much of the world become developed over the last 50 years. And almost all have a functioning judicial system.
- bluesign 2y agoIt is not only in developing countries, even in developed countries it is a bit of a problem, the rise of “far right” in Europe etc is an example to this.