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> Even if she had been convicted of cold-blooded murder, that should not override democracy. How do you define "democracy" ? You sound a lot like the people wh
by lm28469 2y ago
> Even if she had been convicted of cold-blooded murder, that should not override democracy.
How do you define "democracy" ? You sound a lot like the people who believe "democracy = voting once every X years".
Judges applying the laws created by politicians sworn in by the people isn't "democracy" for you ?
- Georgelemental 2y agoIf the people think the judges are doing a good job, they probably won’t vote for the criminally convicted candidate.
- lm28469 2y agoThe Le Pen family has been in every presidential elections since 1988 and never won once... she personally lost three of them and is nowhere close to win (~23% out of the 50+ needed) Her party isn't outlawed so if people like their ideas they'll vote for them anyways.