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I don't trust any prosecution service that uses secret evidence.

Why would I ever expect them to be telling the truth?

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The crown was made in 1937, and of such historical significance that vandalizing it's display case requires the arrest of four people and secret prosecution. Yeah, okay, sure.

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lemy.lol

What do some royal trinkets have to do with democracy?

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Maevereply
kbin.earth

Where and how were the jewels sourced? What were the material conditions on the ground for the indigenous of those regions? What are they now?

Edit; more briefly, my reply and the crumble were addressed in the article

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lemy.lol

Where and how were the jewels sourced? What were the material conditions on the ground for the indigenous of those regions? What are they now?

What does it have to do with democracy?

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jimmy90reply
lemmy.world

lol you remind me of that character from dr strangelove

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kbin.earth

You'd think people never heard of Blood Diamond or learned history.

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I can only think of the forbidden fruit lathered in custard.

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sentence 10 in the article.

They attack the jewels with crumble and say "democracy has crumbled."

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