[nathanbedford]

Dr. Hansen makes explicit the point of a reply,

Where is Wyatt Earp when you need him?

filed by a FReeper who does not know the difference between Fullerton and Ferguson, Missouri.

[Servant of the Cross]

Legal statutes are seen as constructs that legitimize the prejudices of the wealthy and the privileged of society. Our so-called legislatures and judiciaries use the law as means of coercion to ensure their own position in a most unfair hierarchy. In response, the proverbial people, whether in Ferguson or at the border certainly, or, yes, at the Obama Department of Justice, have the moral right to ignore these constructs and instead to fashion their own sort of higher justice, which deserves to be canonized as legal and binding.

In all these cases, any particular law at any particular moment can be judged obsolete and an impediment to social justice — and so it can be replaced immediately by a sort of revolutionary justice with the full backing of the administrative state.

And 0bama/Holder (with useful idiot help from Officer Johnson) just 'deputized' Malik Shabazz as 'Wyatt Earp'.

[wastoute]

The real question is, “When will Americans finally say,’Enough!’?”

[Osage Orange]

Ha!!