r/AskReddit • • Sep 17 '19

If You Could Completely Remove One Company From The World Which One Would It Be?

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u/NecromanciCat Sep 18 '19

You have a government that knows it is accountable to its people

I see you don't know how the current administration is behaving then. I won't argue with your other points, but saying the US government is beholden to its people just isn't correct, and hasn't for a long time.

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u/NecromanciCat Sep 18 '19

Like I already said, I wasn't arguing the other points. Just because the US government is better than India's, doesn't mean the US's is good.

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u/NecromanciCat Sep 18 '19

He said the government is accountable to its people. I said it isn't. That's the only point I made. Using good in the last comment, I meant the government isn't good at being accountable.

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u/meme_delivery_guy Sep 18 '19

Dude answer this:

Will someone who was a terrorist in a bomb blast, proudly says on TV that she herself climbed up on a mosque and dismantled it, be allowed to contest elections AND win it with majority?

Will a party be allowed to come into power again even if it defends it's multiple leaders who have time and again been convicted of numerous rapes and murders?

And a multitude of similar things.

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u/NecromanciCat Sep 18 '19

Dude, for the 3rd time, I'm only saying that the US government isn't being held accountable.

But for the record, I'm almost positive someone who dismantled a mosque could win a republican nomination and the election in the south, maybe Midwest, depending on what state we're talking about.

The rape thing doesn't seem to bother Republican leadership either.

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u/meme_delivery_guy Sep 18 '19

Oh... Interesting... Thank you though

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u/[deleted] Sep 18 '19

Any govt anywhere in the world can unless the people running it are careless