[Ready4Freddy]

Spoken by Dick the Butcher, who wanted to foment lawlessness and insurrection.

Billy the Bard meant it as a compliment to lawyers.

[Albion Wilde]

Spoken by Dick the Butcher, who wanted to foment lawlessness and insurrection. Billy the Bard meant it as a compliment to lawyers.

Interesting devolution into a reversal in pop usage, thanks! Kind of like the First Amendment arguments for "freedom from religion" instead of "freedom of religion"...

[zeugma]

Spoken by Dick the Butcher, who wanted to foment lawlessness and insurrection.

Billy the Bard meant it as a compliment to lawyers.

Blah, blah, blah context.

Still a great line, because we could certainly do with a hell of a lot less of them.