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Can we please have a rule which disallows political content on the forums? The link to LI was posted on some RW groups and it hasn't been the same since then.
Imo this forum shouldn't be free real estate for political shithousery, irrespective of what ideology is being promoted.
Why can't we keep Legally India limited to discussions involving law? There are enough spaces on the internet to discuss politics.
R, can we please consider this?
Thanks.
- R
- R
Everything is political.
What you are talking about is not allowing RW trolls here. Right, probably, but at least don't be under the misconception that everything else is something 'objective' or apolitical.
Prime amongst them is people without a criminal and constitutional law background trying to act cool. Why can't they wait for some discussion to happen on corporate laws, transactions etc. to post a well informed comment?