[ SECRET POST #3121 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3121 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Brooklyn 99]


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03.
[Psych]


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04.
[Mark Ruffalo]


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05.
[Armando Iannucci]


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[MCU, Dr. Helen Cho]


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[The Drew Carey Show]


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08.
[Malcolm Tucker, The Thick of It]


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[Anthony Bourdain]


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10.
(Orange is the New Black)


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(Sense8)









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Comments

Re: If you could pick one thing to be uninvented or undiscovered what would it be?

[(Anonymous)]

"there are more democracies in the world working under the Westminster system, or adapted forms of the Westminster system"

This too is a pretty poor argument. I think you'll find that colonialism played a bigger role than the Westminster system being objectively better than the American system.

America colonized what exactly? Had a go at Cuba and the Phillipines, but not much else. Been hopping on the military-industrial complex and economic pressure more in terms of spreading our influence. But you can't exactly use the popularity of the Westminster system as a reason that it's better, all things considered.

And this:

"It's more prone to corruption and "gaming" "

is pretty difficult to prove considering that the US and the UK are quite frequently rated similarly in world democracy rankings.

Plus, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but everything you described about the American system...most definitely occurs in the Westminster system as well.