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I am not convinced neither of your assumption about law irreducibility, nor of the seriousness of your conclusion. The law is in itself a solution to society's
by userulluipeste 13y ago
I am not convinced neither of your assumption about law irreducibility, nor of the seriousness of your conclusion. The law is in itself a solution to society's demands, each of which can have a more or less justified base. It just so happens that the current law system become exposed to abuse (along with the lack of proper maintenance that should have kept it simple and accessible). The article successfully exposes a blatant legal loophole and its exploits, with concrete examples (with consequences that were later felt in a way or another by all of us). Its a shame to just dismiss it, especially with such a vague stance like yours.
- etanazir 13y agoI don't dismiss the fact that the law is imperfect, but assert the fact that among all possible laws, the simple suggestion will probably still be imperfect.