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Again, you mistake your feelings for rationality. Policy enforcement based on feelings is inherently arbitrary and contrary to the rule of law.
by cptnapalm 6y ago
Again, you mistake your feelings for rationality. Policy enforcement based on feelings is inherently arbitrary and contrary to the rule of law.
- sibeliuss 6y ago> Policy enforcement based on feelings is inherently arbitrary and contrary to the rule of law This is entirely not true in the real world. When a prosecutor brings a charge against someone, all sorts of factors are taken into account, based on prior law. The charge of "menacing" is a great example. How about "making threatening statements"? Or any number of other obvious examples that rely on subjective interpretation within a context.