Even ignoring the most political matters, such as whistle-blowers, opinions on transparency and privacy, skin colour, country of birth, political left vs right, or left and right vs conservatism.
On an everyday level, accountability seems to almost openly be becoming a historical idea in the US, a hopefully politically neutral example is official action against policeman for touching/arresting wealthy people.
How does this compare to the UK? it's certainly not as dramatic but is there any change?
Topic: Everyday accountability in the US vs the UK (Read 392 times)
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