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No, fuck the spirit of the law. If that’s what society runs itself on then the written laws don’t matter and the real laws become whatever subjective bullshit t
by xwdv 4y ago
No, fuck the spirit of the law. If that’s what society runs itself on then the written laws don’t matter and the real laws become whatever subjective bullshit the judges decide at the moment. “Hidden” laws essentially. Dystopia.
Logic statements that evaluate to legal or illegal is the ideal when it comes to laws, judges are only necessary when logical certainty isn’t possible.
- amelius 4y agoI see a contradiction there. You want the law to be like code, but actual computer code you are still not allowed to use in unintended ways? How would that last part be encoded in the law? Anyway, I'm ok with a more logical, objective interpretation of the law, but then also the loopholes in the law should be treated as code exploits: it should be possible to report them and then they should be fixed asap.
- xwdv 4y agoThe loopholes are not exploits. They are unintended consequences of poorly written laws. What you are asking is for laws to be rewritten. There are already normal procedures in place for proposing changes to laws. Write to your congressman.