Anonymous
9/8/2025, 8:34:45 AM
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>>82436147
the anglo legal system is not nearly as much of a boon as its acolytes imagine; indeed, judicial abuse of power was a major factor in the destruction of my former country's democracy and the oligarchization of its political system, and I understand that parliamentary supremacy has saddled England itself with an Orwellian surveillance state and zero civil liberties
Liberia's constitution is as real as its election results, its state was not a carbon copy of the US for most of its history but a one-party dictatorship (then a military dictatorship, then a brutal civil war, and maybe its finally getting back on its feet now)
the anglo legal system is not nearly as much of a boon as its acolytes imagine; indeed, judicial abuse of power was a major factor in the destruction of my former country's democracy and the oligarchization of its political system, and I understand that parliamentary supremacy has saddled England itself with an Orwellian surveillance state and zero civil liberties
Liberia's constitution is as real as its election results, its state was not a carbon copy of the US for most of its history but a one-party dictatorship (then a military dictatorship, then a brutal civil war, and maybe its finally getting back on its feet now)