For a closing argument, this would be inappropriate. But it's not a closing argument - it's a discussion of the undelying causes and supports of the Zimmerman fiasco.
And it doesn't go far enough.
The bottom line of the article (and its discussion) is that: "The reason this sort of thing isn't unlawful is that the various industry "mavens" have gone to the government and jiggered the law such that they can get away with whatever it is that they'd like to do today."
But no one asks how this can be possible. Everyone accepts that it simply IS possible - that that's what the nature of the "law" is, something that can be bought and paid for, manipulated and changed by those in power or with money. And it's true, anywhere else, that's what law has always been throughout history. But not in America.
Americans are living a schizophrenic life concerning their own laws. They are in denial about the fact that what cannot be denied them under their unique Constitution, is somehow being massively denied to them. Because they are afraid of examining exactly how that denial is being accomplished, by an enemy that does nothing BUT deny them that legal protection 24/7.
Ultimately this issue is unavoidable - the fate of the country literally hangs in the balance. Things are getting worse and worse for the same reason a breakaway train running downhill goes faster and faster. It used to be that Americans understood the difference between rights and privileges, between common and statutory law, and between natural persons and corporations. And to the extent they did, they could fight back against the evil powers trying to take over the country.
But few people know or care about these things anymore, for a plethora of reasons - the sabotage of schools by liberal teachers, the sabotage of culture by liberal hypocrisy, the sabotage of manhood by feminists, and the general undermining of critical thinking altogether by political correctness. As a result, the imposition of corporate status on free human beings in the name of collectivism of every stripe has run amuck - and THAT is why the arguments in this article are taking place unrestrained, and even accelerating.
I wrote an analysis of Robert's Obamacare ruling that pointed out that Roberts tried to draw attention to this exact problem, and used his ruling to shine a laser beam it, only to be massively by the very country he was trying to teach. So when I reflect on how massively the country has either missed or denied this heroic effort of the Chief Justice, I don't feel so bad about not making the best seller list myself (for anyone who still thinks Roberts just threw in with the liberals, find out (for starters) when the Supreme Court ever had an exact 4-1-4 split before).
Still, it's hard to watch one's country be so openly and methodically destroyed when the solution to the destruction is so readily at hand - but for the will of its still (barely) free people to grasp it.
One Stone, Two Powers: How Chief Justice Roberts Saved America
Roberts is an azz. He’s just another crony lawyer with a fancy black robe. He gets paid by the employer he is supposed to rule against. Fat chance. Not buying your garbage.