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That law has so many caveats to it that it is essentially worthless.
by Glittergorp 1y ago
That law has so many caveats to it that it is essentially worthless.
- touristtam 1y agoI respectfully disagree with this assessment. A law is not an absolute boundary, but a societal construct—established collectively and open to reinterpretation as public consensus shifts. As such, it can be enforced as written or challenged and ultimately overturned. That doesn't make it worthless as a trial can lead to a confirmation of the rules considered.