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It isn’t “every law.” It’s not written to be directly operationalised. You’re comparing a declaration of values to operational law; they’re words in different w
by JumpCrisscross 7mo ago
It isn’t “every law.” It’s not written to be directly operationalised. You’re comparing a declaration of values to operational law; they’re words in different ways and contexts.
- randomNumber7 7mo agoIs a "declaration of values" more than words if there is no power that is willing to enforce it?
- JumpCrisscross 7mo ago> Is a "declaration of values" more than words if there is no power that is willing to enforce it? Yes. Nobody directly enforces the policy papers or the Declaration of Independence. That doesn’t mean they don’t have corporeal value. In part, due to being translated into laws.