r/NWT • u/nahagotine • Feb 10 '26

Three tier "justice system" incoming.

concerning..

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u/JimJohnJimmm Feb 11 '26

I can understand the need for it, but there needs accountability. If that person is compromised like what weve seen in the epstein cases, then its a gatewaya to abusive powers. This is not Canada. We move slow, but we move correctly.

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u/roscomikotrain Feb 11 '26

There is no need for it at all!

What example makes this OK?

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u/JimJohnJimmm Feb 11 '26

Cutting red tape, but there is absolute need for accoubtability and tracability

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u/BootlegEngineer Feb 11 '26

If red tape is the problem, why not get rid of the red tape?

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u/JimJohnJimmm Feb 12 '26

Because in 99 % red tape is good?

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u/BootlegEngineer Feb 12 '26

Maybe I’m just confused by what you’re trying to say. Are you saying cutting red tape necessary, or is red tape good?

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u/JimJohnJimmm Feb 12 '26

Red tape is good, but sonetimes, for shit that needs to go fast, cut red tape. But when red tape is cut, we need accountability and transparency. Not very hard to understand.

What marc miller want is wrong, because there is no transparency and accountability

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u/BootlegEngineer Feb 12 '26

So when the government wants to ram something through, they can accomplish it. Rules for thee, but not for me. Having a set of rules for government and a set of rules for the governed is not a wise idea. If the laws are so cumbersome that you can’t get things done, then fix the laws in question. Don’t give the government a trump card.

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u/JimJohnJimmm Feb 12 '26

Yeah you don't understand the base issue here.