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To: LambSlave

Sure. Powerful anti-freedom authoritarians have the law on their side. The only way to defeat them is to lessen the general, reflexive respect for "The Law", when the law is bad. If people are superstitiously obedient to the concept of "The Rule of Law", the authoritarians will always rule, because that is what they have at their command.

The only way to beat them is to relax the rigorous belief in "Buddy, it's the LAW". One has to develop the capacity to say "Yeah, but the law is BAD, and we're not going to abide (or obey) obnoxious and bad laws."

I don't think Americans have it in them.
They are too superstitious about law.
America is, after all, a plurality German country.


38 posted on 02/28/2006 10:01:25 AM PST by Vicomte13 (Et alors?)
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To: Vicomte13

I agree... Americans don't have it in them. I read somewhere that only 4% of all Americans participated openly in the American Revolution until victory seemed assured. I think it is always like that; the 4% willing to die for freedom, and the rest who will take any amount of oppression because it comes from legitimate authority and will simply march right into the "Mandatory Population Reduction Centers".


44 posted on 02/28/2006 10:15:07 AM PST by LambSlave (The truth will set you free)
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To: Vicomte13
The only way to beat them is to relax the rigorous belief in "Buddy, it's the LAW".

Several generations of Americans have been totally brainwashed as to the meaning of the *law* as it was intended by the Founders.

63 posted on 02/28/2006 11:26:43 AM PST by MamaTexan (I am NOT a ~legal entity~, nor am I a *person* as created by law!)
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