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Niche gripe, being on the cusp of publishing a book with a long treatment of space law: International law scholars: well, for a long time there was a realist vs. liberal debate, which has more recently given way to what's called the constructivist approach in which culture-- Internet person: NOPE, NOT REAL, STATES DO WHAT THEY WANT ALL THE TIME AND IF YOU DON'T SEE IT YOU'RE NAIVE 12 comments
My theory is the logic goes like this: 1) "International law" has the word "law" in it  @ZachWeinersmith is Interpol something valid, or they just cooperate with each nation local organization?  @ZachWeinersmith International law is everyone playing nice with each other, at least as long, as a third party needs that law applied to them. @ZachWeinersmith I mean… they do do what they want all the time but no one actually wants to Kessler themselves. @ZachWeinersmith I can imagine it's easy to think like that, if growing up in the world's only superpower. On the other hand, I thought poker was a well-known game in the world's only superpower.  |
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@ZachWeinersmith Well actually, internet people are NOT condescending and dismissive.