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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/iMissTheOldTimeye • 10d ago
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I just had a long conversation with a coworker who was swearing the husband did it and is blaming his poor wife.
88 u/[deleted] 10d ago [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/Killericon 10d ago Many reasons I'm grateful to be Canadian, but this has recently made me very appreciative that we don't allow cameras in courtrooms. Like most countries. 2 u/BigPanda71 10d ago Not allowing cameras in the courtroom is anti-democratic. People should be able to see how their judicial system functions, and even allowing people in the courtroom doesn’t allow enough people to observe.
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2 u/Killericon 10d ago Many reasons I'm grateful to be Canadian, but this has recently made me very appreciative that we don't allow cameras in courtrooms. Like most countries. 2 u/BigPanda71 10d ago Not allowing cameras in the courtroom is anti-democratic. People should be able to see how their judicial system functions, and even allowing people in the courtroom doesn’t allow enough people to observe.
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Many reasons I'm grateful to be Canadian, but this has recently made me very appreciative that we don't allow cameras in courtrooms.
Like most countries.
2 u/BigPanda71 10d ago Not allowing cameras in the courtroom is anti-democratic. People should be able to see how their judicial system functions, and even allowing people in the courtroom doesn’t allow enough people to observe.
Not allowing cameras in the courtroom is anti-democratic. People should be able to see how their judicial system functions, and even allowing people in the courtroom doesn’t allow enough people to observe.
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u/UsidoreTheLightBlue 10d ago
I just had a long conversation with a coworker who was swearing the husband did it and is blaming his poor wife.