How does the recent use of filibuster compare to how it was used in the past how might it be used in the future

Filibuster can also be used as a game in politics because it is not limited to its use in the past or present because some countries have used it more than 50 years ago and will have the same effect as in the past.

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In the government system, Filibuster is an action that prevents decision making in government, usually with long speeches, so that people in government-run out of time to make decisions. In some countries, this action is prohibited and approved by law, and there are some countries that still have not enacted this law because there is no filibuster action in the governments of several countries. For example in South Korea, Filibuster's actions are still in parliament which has resulted in several of their lottery designs being held because these actions are seen as hampering the passage of a bill using Filibuster. The threat of filibusters often changes the law. The law made against Filibusters is a serious example of some countries against Filibusters which can endanger several countries. Because not only has an impact on the government but also the people, as a result, the people will also demand that the government immediately issue a bill that has not yet been passed, this will also cause the public to lack confidence in the government. which can cause chaos in the government system.

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Class: high school

Subject: social studies

Keywords : Filibusters, congresses, democratic

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