> It’s not lawyerly nitpicking. The US has a tradition in rule of law, and it’s a social convention that applies broadly. I think this is pretty much objective

> It’s not lawyerly nitpicking. The US has a tradition in rule of law, and it’s a social convention that applies broadly. I think this is pretty much objectively false. Cops are constantly accused of uneven policing. Court routinely give lighter sentences for the same crime to different demographics. Sports are not ruled by the rulebook. Pretty much every business uses a super vague ToS that do not define concrete rules. Did you give your kids the Codes of Marcell that they have to abide by? With everything they have to abide by? Society runs off "at our discretion".