What did the gov almost get away with covering up?

[Zodeon]

Government make laws that say they can’t be punished for the same crimes you can. Why would you ever think they are there to serve the people or that the government care about you, they don’t. They are in power to make sure they keep getting richer and so do their mates while they make cut backs because they spent too much on themselves or just wasted it.

[cristinaflores]

In Mexico, The Ayotzinapa case where 43+ students went missing...
We still don't know the full truth, but it was the State. And the truth will come to light.

[diablo]

The government running away from responsibility? Shocker.

[DarthAwar]

Now the judges must be read in and see all information before they decide

[JenniferJohnson-lr]

In early 1890's the government put a post office on 28% of my great grandparents land on the Navajo reservation. It took 41 years to get $1.8 million dollars from the federal government to "lease" what was already built on the family property. Greed in the family took 90% of the property and sold it off. SMH. Now my generation is left with a check of $180.00 a week from the government for leasing the property since 2009. $180.00 divided by 4. I just put my share in a trust fund for my son.

[swordsnspearguy]

since when are governments ever fully honest

[boota]

Income tax seems unfair and unethical, because it is. Most countries didnt implement it until after WW2 as a TEMPORARY means of recovering from the war, then they all just kind of gaslit everyone into thinking its the norm.

Prior to WW2, mist countries only taxed big business, landowners, and some international trade.

(Obviously, this varies from country to country)

[garlord]

Same thing for police protections from the law. There is no legal basis aside from a judge who gave officers clemency from prosecution during a trial then shortly after the idea that cops have a right to break the law to a higher degree if it was for the arrest or in the act of arrest of a criminal. They still don’t have actual protections but they are still protected

[joshuaevans]

And people still think they're free in america smh

[LeakyPotato]

This is why I’m moving to Sweden… USA is crazy

[malachieclipse]

Thats why i never understood censoring documents, like…aren’t they supposed to be a record?

[mrsoshadabaadman]

Getting into SS Liberty type coverups.

[dtulip]

Do they not sue again and get back pay, !

[wesleyewert]

it's tricky because the privilege exists for a reason, you can't just have someone sue the government and be able to easily gain access to secret files, like if someone alleges that their partner was injured in a secret nuclear missile site you can't just let them know where all those sites are. and the people who could review the documents and decide whether they can be released are the people who stand to lose the most if those documents become public. the best way around it would be some punishment for abusing the privilege but the only way an impartial source could review it would be to wait the 25 years until it gets declassified in which case everyone involved has likely moved on.

[largeroyster]

Didn’t they wait till the last widow died?

[Riflemen]

I'm just wondering, what is being made in the background?

[SamuraiHonor]

Oh so kinda like the premise of roe v wade