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The problem comes when some of the advertised downsides are fictitious and/or designed to appeal to people's irrationality. Personally I think it would be grea
by jamesaguilar 13y ago
The problem comes when some of the advertised downsides are fictitious and/or designed to appeal to people's irrationality.
Personally I think it would be great if there was some enforceable way of making it illegal for politicians to lie about each other. But then you have the problem of who judges that . . . which may end up being an easier problem to solve than the problem of electing good leaders in an American political climate. Not sure.
- Svip 13y agoWell, Germany doesn't have really have activist judges, because they don't have Common Law. Because of this, it is rather hard (and especially hard to justify) to be political in one's judgement in Civil Law systems, so most judges (I obviously cannot say with absolute certainty all) in Civil Law countries tend not to be political motivated.[0] [0] That is not ruling out them being corrupt, of course.