r/ROI • u/CautiousListen5914 • Sep 13 '24
🇺🇸 AmeriKKKa It's controversial to have all judges elected by popular vote. Incredible to watch how liberals continuously expose their contempt for democracy.
https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/10/americas/mexico-judicial-reform-debate-senate-intl-latam/index.html6
u/RasherSambos FatHeadDave86 Sep 13 '24
Its bad because it makes it more difficult and expensive to rig other countries democracy.
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u/Perfect-Fondant3373 Sep 13 '24
Does this sub even lean one way or the other or is it just for anyone to post either direction?
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u/Additional_Olive3318 Sep 13 '24
Cynicism towards the rules based order, is my world view.
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u/Perfect-Fondant3373 Sep 13 '24
What does that even mean 😭
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u/Perfect-Fondant3373 Sep 14 '24
First of all, I started with a question and it took you only 2 responses to be a dick. What kind of newspaper are you reading that uses a term like 'Rules Based Order'
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u/Additional_Olive3318 Sep 14 '24
You didn’t ask a neutral question. Also you can still Google.
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u/Perfect-Fondant3373 Sep 14 '24
The whole point of this app is to start dialogue and answer questions
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u/Additional_Olive3318 Sep 14 '24
You are right. I was being ratty last night.
The rules based order is the claim that America is upholding rules that other countries have broken or will break. It’s nonsense because it assumes America as the decider of the rules, excluding itself from scrutiny.
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u/Perfect-Fondant3373 Sep 14 '24
Hey dude(tte) its grand. And thankyou
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u/CautiousListen5914 Sep 13 '24
LOL
CNN thinks that’s a "stinging critique"!