I agree its a shit law that should never be passed, but I think it's a very weird statement to make "democratically elected officials should be policed by some other entity who tells them what they can and cannot pass" like excuse me wtf are you on about?
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Couldn't that entity be the courts, enforcing what would be a constitutional limitation?
Isn't that basically the British system?
Yeah Fuck the Monarchy fr fr
They didn't to anything to stop legislators from fucking up on Brexit or Israel, for examples.
i recognize deephumor.
The other day there was a discussion here about just having government id generate a token that can anonymously verify the user’s age. It’s not as privacy friendly as full anonymity, but at least it’s only between you and the government, which you have to trust for a lot of things anyway. And supposedly some countries in Europe are implementing it that way. Why is this not brought up more?
It doesn’t even really need to be with the government. It could be through any established, trustworthy notary that could be held liable for misrepresentation. So, a lawyer, a notary, etc, that has seen your ID and can sign a digital statement.