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The contradiction between Justice Alito's prior commitment to ethics laws and his current stance reveals a fundamental tension in our understanding of power and accountability. This incident serves as a reflection of a broader system where principles often succumb to the mechanisms of authority, exposing the frailty of ethical commitments in the face of institutionalized power.
Did an AI write this comment?
Not sure how to respond to this, but no it did not 😅
Well, Reddit bots always said “beep boop”, so I think that's how you're supposed to respond.
That was the old place... what should a Lemmy bot say instead? 🤔
bleep bloop the added l is for lemmy. /s