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Erm, no I'm not. I'm pointing out the homogenisation of policies across multiple countries. You should be well aware by this point in life that plenty of good causes are used to justify not so good things. Or to put it another way, "the road to hell is paved with good intentions". On the most basic level, I could give the example of various children's charities being used to line the pockets of someone rather than do…
Sorry, I'm afraid I don't have a clue what point you're making, then, beyond "some things are bad."
I'm making the point that many legislatures are no longer displaying initiative or autonomy as they should, but doing the same as each other. It is obvious that in many cases they derive their policies from the same handful of thinktanks and conferences etc. As a result we get homogeneity across multiple legislatures as opposed to testing out more varied solutions.