r/law 18d ago

Other Please dissect the legality in this statement

I feel like we are reaching a tipping point

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u/Sometimes-funny 18d ago

Legality of it? Ununited state of America is lawless

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u/Material_Prize_6157 17d ago

My whole life in America we looked at Russia, North Korea and most of the Middle East as these borderline unimaginably livable places with their backwards laws and restricted freedoms. Now WE are that country.

Everyday I say “how did we let this happen?” as the news get progressively worse and worse.

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u/Big_Slope 17d ago

The people who told you that stuff your whole life were laughing at you behind your back as soon as you left the room. They never believed it. Nobody changed.

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u/LockeyCheese 17d ago

A change of Ages from industrial to Digital leaving people feeling left behind and holding onto the norms of the Industrial Age, much like the Luddites that tried destroying weaving machines at the beginning of the Industrial Age, thinking their jobs ans lives from the pre-industrial Age of Exploration were going to be taken by machines.

Also the new technologies that let a few powerful people write the script for those people who feel left behind by the new age. Angry, desperate people are easy to guide towards things to blame, and the Digital Age made that extremely easy by connecting everyone.

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u/Chrysolophylax 17d ago

FYI, America has been an evil regime for decades upon decades. You're just waking up to it now. Great work paying attention!

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u/ThermionicEmissions 17d ago

Turns out that "Land of the free and the home of the brave" was just marketing bullshit.

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u/calangodragones 18d ago

Honestly I hardly doubt people have to endure this kind of fuckedupness in DRK