When Rule of Law is mocked, and becomes but the whim of lawmakers, what is your obligation to remain lawful?
What Right have you to use of force in response to laws that merely affect the economy? Do not unjust laws that affect the economy do injury to you, even if indirectly?
Of course.
In a land where the Rule of Law is mocked, where men subjugate their fellow men by unjust laws and threats of violence, the time has come to go hard.
In California, one of the largest economies on planet Earth, those in power refuse to cease in their injuries to their fellow Californians. They are in deficit spending, and just signed off on a new $68 Billion dollar rail deal. How long before Bad People assert the premise that the rest of the country must send money to Californians to prevent their suffering?
Cancer must be eradicated to the very last dysfunctional cell.
Here's the story.
Kerodin
III
Mr. K,
ReplyDeleteScrew Californians ! They've continually reelected the same Marxist scum time and time again. Pelosi, Boxer, Feinstein, and their latest act of stupidity....the annointment AGAIN of pothead, Jerry "Moonbeam" Brown as their governor.
Your essay reads to me as though you have sympathy for the people of Kaleefornya. I don't. Please consider refraining from essays regarding the socialist republic....its a waste of bandwidth.
DAN III
Pennsylvania
Dan: I'm not sure how you read sympathy for California or Californians into my essay.
Delete"Cancer must be eradicated to the very last cell."
Let 'em rot.
K
Mr. K,
DeleteI will be the first to admit my observations are not always accurate.
Take care,
DAN III
Pennsylvania
I don't expect anyone to feel sorry for us Californians, we've done this to ourselves (at least the majority has).
ReplyDeleteWe are all suffering from Mob Rule.
DeleteK