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Never heard of this person until now (I'm not from the States) but when those that hold the monopoly on violence (in this case the Governor) force you to do th
by paganel 6y ago
Never heard of this person until now (I'm not from the
States) but when those that hold the monopoly on violence (in this case the Governor) force you to do things against your will without any due process then violence is indeed one of the avenues of stopping all that.
- yokaze 6y agoHow is there not due process? You can go in front of court.
- paganel 6y agoPresumably the powers that be should have gone to court/prosecutor/district attorney/constitutional court before restricting those liberties for hundreds of thousands/millions of people, and I'm not even sure if a "simple" court/prosecutor would even have enough authority for that. Imo it's a 50-50 choice between what the Constitutional Court says (I think in the US that would fall on the Supreme Court) and what the public opinion says/believes. Going out in the street to protest against such measures falls under "what the public opinion says/believes".