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You have to accept the rule of law is a worthy ideal to find any real or imagined example of its infringement a problem. To give up on it, to give up on the ide
by harry8 11y ago
You have to accept the rule of law is a worthy ideal to find any real or imagined example of its infringement a problem.
To give up on it, to give up on the ideal, to stop raging against the violation of that ideal is to give up on Freedom.
I won't.
- HiYaBarbie 11y agoI can't tell what you're trying to convey. You may just be trolling, of course. "The rule of law" sounds good and all, but you have to differentiate between laws that are only detrimental to us, and laws that would actually correspond to morals: 1) Don't aggress against others, 2) Don't violate others' property rights.. and those are the only two laws you need. Now we've got like hundreds of thousands of laws, and they're mostly just meant to benefit the ruling class (and their cronies) at our expense. The "If You Were King" video clearly shows there is no such thing as a "good ruler". That applies to governments too (because politicians are our modern-day rulers). But in case you really need it, here's some additional clarification: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngpsJKQR_ZE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngpsJKQR_ZE You talk about "freedom", but do you know what it means?