Justice protects but does not bind.
Tyranny binds but does not protect.
Also perhaps pursuant to your interests, Three Felonies A Day: How The Federal Government Targets Innocent People
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Justice protects but does not bind.
Tyranny binds but does not protect.
Also perhaps pursuant to your interests, Three Felonies A Day: How The Federal Government Targets Innocent People
My urinalysis say seven felonies
The difference between the Justice System and the Legal System
One tries to provide social equality .... the other is a rich man's game
"Tries to"
They try harder the more money you use .... just like the other system.
@The_Picard_Maneuver@piefed.world I was just talking about this with a friend; there are so many that it seems inevitable to get caught up -- if pursued.
The world makes more sense when you learn that laws are just the attempted formalization of customs and norms. At best, an attempt to steer those norms. Customs have always prevailed over laws. Our efforts to be a world of laws peaked in the 80s and 90s, I think, and now we're going back the other way.
If recent world events have taught me anything, it's that ignorance is the best and unbeatable defense.
or being on the epstein list apparently
On top of this, there are norms that are in a way part of the law (as in: if you ignore them, you are liable), and they are commercial, so you have to pay through the nose for them.
No excuse. You lazy fucks.
/S