Sure. Mass movement, politicians, pen, paper, law
Leave one of those out and it probably won't work
nonailsleft
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Well, the US only enacted it in 1937
So I only have basically all of Europe off the top of my head
Get wounded some more??
Do you want cheap eggs or not
Can we at least call it Super Genocide?
Can't call them idiots though
They just pulled the only lever they had
They're bound for Paradise
And do you think it was the bombers that wrote this into law, or elected politicians?
edit: and why did other countries manage to get it into law a lot faster than the US?
I'm not talking about becoming a democracy, I'm talking about *improving *and modernizing their democracies. As well as, well, voting for and enacting all the policy examples you listed
Most other countries got there by voting people into power that wrote and voted these principles into law. Voted for people that improved their democratic processes.
If you think it doesn't matter that you voted for the most capitalist candidate as long as you do a little Robin Hood shit on the side, you've seen too many movies and not enough history imo
Me and a few others here are responding to people claiming that this attack "murdered an insane number of civilians", "killed a majority of civilians", "was like an anthrax attack" and so on.
I'm showing publicly available information and how that leads to me to conclude that the above statements go against all logic.
Now, if your final argument is that one can't really comment on any news from the Middle East because 'we can't know' then yeah, I guess I don't have any more rebuttal for that
Not 'harder'. Smarter, better and more consistently.
And yeah the US is the only country that never meddled in or abused other countries for economic gain, or benefitted from slavery in any way, so that's the only one in the world where workers' rights really count. Right