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by ChrisLomont
1430 days ago
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It's missing state constitutions. The US is a United States of America - a union of semi-autonomous states. Picking only a high level misses that there are higher levels (such as world treaties and laws we are entered into) and ignores that the US is a conglomeration. When you'd pick Germany, but ignore EU rules, it's somewhat like picking Texas, and ignoring US. It seems you're not really comparing frameworks very well. |
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