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You don't get one without the other. The collection of all laws is such that even, consistent application would be untenable. That which cannot work, doesn't; i
by _jal 6y ago
You don't get one without the other. The collection of all laws is such that even, consistent application would be untenable. That which cannot work, doesn't; instead, enforcement becomes selective. At that point, you're doomed; your system only works by being a system "...of people, not laws".