What if we made a law and no one enforced?
That’s one hell of a joke. The list of laws not enforced is far larger than the ones that are. Couple major examples:
Election fraud
Border security and immigration Bide.
Chinese link
Clinton emails
Antifa / BLM
excellent point.
Concluding paragraphs:
So, do we even live in a Republic anymore? We don’t get to make our own laws. Our betters effectively make them for us. What is written in the United States Code means nothing if it is not enforced, and we don’t get to have laws we like enforced. It sounds like we are now something, but a “citizen” is not it.
One thing is for certain, though. This is not sustainable. And the elite seems to sense this can’t go on without a massive backlash, judging from how they cower from the American people behind soldiers and barbed wire. If you break the social contract with red America, if you decide to withdraw from the Constitution, you better be prepared to find someone else to feed, fuel, and fight for your regime. Count us out.
“The list of laws not enforced is far larger than the ones that are.”
There are more laws than any lawyer can know. If you are living and breathing you have likely committed multiple felonies without knowing. Likely many laws are on the books so the government can put you away if it so desires.
The tax law is the same. There have been multiple studies where the same tax return is given to 5 or 6 IRS offices for review. Each office comes up with a different point of view on the return.
We are a nation of too many laws, selectively enforced, and most about control, not crime.