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Can the court order you to do something you don't know how? If you can show these people would know how to do it, then it must be common enough knowledge that
by Lawtonfogle 11y ago
Can the court order you to do something you don't know how?
If you can show these people would know how to do it, then it must be common enough knowledge that the courts could find someone else.
If it is highly specialized knowledge that only these people might even know, then you can't prove that they do know how to do it.
Either way, you can't justify forcing them to do it. And it is if we are even fine with slavery to begin with, which I'm not.
- sdgsfsfgfg 11y agoYou are butting up against the edges of how the system works. It's all a bit confusing out here, until you realise that it's not about fairness or law or reason. It's about power, no one really cares, they will jail them whether they know how to do it or not. People like to imagine that they live in an egalitarian state, it's nonsense. It's not even a democracy, that word has been bastardised. Technically we live in an elective aristocracy.