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If it was de-facto allowed, but technically there were unenforced rules against it, this seems like a reduction in “political posturing.” Aligning the rules wi
by bee_rider 2y ago
If it was de-facto allowed, but technically there were unenforced rules against it, this seems like a reduction in “political posturing.”
Aligning the rules with what people want to do and are already doing anyway seems more like pragmatism.
- crowcroft 2y agoClarifying the law when the world changes and creates a legal grey area sounds like the exact thing a government should be doing.