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depends on your perspective... At the risk of defending a complete moron (the AG), he is likely an elected official who the people of the state want to do thes
by avs733 10y ago
depends on your perspective...
At the risk of defending a complete moron (the AG), he is likely an elected official who the people of the state want to do these things and the law is preventing him from doing the will of the people.
(analysis of a point of view, not a validation of it)
- mulmen 10y agoFor yet another perspective, the measure in question was put in place by lawmakers who are elected to do the will of the people. If this law is being passed then we can infer that the will of the people is not, in fact, to have their property stolen by the state without due process.
- sbuttgereit 10y agoThe analysis is likely correct. But the will of the people is not always right and sometimes law is at its best when it protects you from the will of the people. This may be just so, in which case I applaud the insight and, perhaps, bravery of the legislature for doing the right thing.