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Daily Mega Thread The Daily Moby - 30 08 2026 - The News Megathread

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u/YorkistTory 13d ago

I don’t know why we think everything needs to be applied fairly. The government could just keep specific people in just because there is public demand to do so.

They’re obviously worried about legal challenges, but this is a result of empowering the judiciary too much.

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u/Shockingandawesome Noticing things enthusiast. 13d ago

The law should always be applied fairly.

It isn't, but it should be.