[aimhigh]

What a stupid article. The author can justify any type of evil government action based on his final argument.

[jsanders2001]

Too many blue spoon attorneys seem to believe that the earning of a juris doctorate means they are geniuses and know better for you than you do. Not so. It usually means they either came from a family of wealth andwere raised by nannies and were told they were superior to humans all of their lives. Those that earned it that didn’t come fom money are a totally different breed, driven, and make up a signiicantly small percentage of the licensed attorneys per my own personal experience having been aroundthem 30 + years. Just my personal observation.

[Steve_Seattle]

"What a stupid article. The author can justify any type of evil government action based on his final argument."

Actually, I think he undermines his entire argument. He is basically saying that no one can force anyone to do anything because such coercion violates his principle of a laissez-faire God who forces no one to do aything. The author is saying - whether he realizes it or not - that government has no power to pass any laws whatsoever because all laws involve coercion.

[MrEdd]

If you read the author’s responses at the originating site, your conjectures will be confirmed.

[TWhiteBear]

‘What a stupid article. The author can justify any type of evil government action based on his final argument.’
Agreed.
What a waste of cyberspace.
TWB