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You really believe: 1) laws are never applied selectively 2) there are no secret laws and secret interpretations 3) parallel construction does not happen ?
by internet_user 7y ago
You really believe:
1) laws are never applied selectively
2) there are no secret laws and secret interpretations
3) parallel construction does not happen
?
- NotSammyHagar 7y agoNo course there is no perfection in our human choices. Laws are sometimes applied selectively. That doesn't mean you just give up and say it's all bad. There shouldn't be secret laws. There are secret interpretations, I hate that. It doesn't mean I just give up and say everything is bad. I also think parallel construction is very very harmful. Again, knowing it exists and being against it doesn't mean that I am giving up on the general rule of law.