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Category Archives: Law
Normalizing Factional Violence
Dear Friends, It seems to me, political violence from progressives and Islamists is not only normalized, it’s acceptable now. Why would I say it’s acceptable? Because the media doesn’t even report it anymore. For example, a preacher in France was … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Law, media, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged charlie kirk, contemporary events, double standards, elite, Evergreen High School, Islamist violence, media, media bias, mental illness, news coverage, normalized violence, political violence, politics, progressive violence, public safety, school shootings, selective reporting, situational awareness
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Limericks
Dear Friends, Leftist violence is now the norm,So you better listen and conform,Wrongspeak is bad,Freedom’s just a fad,As they keep the top down in a thunderstorm. We live in a scary time,With threats so very sublime,Assassinations abound,Terrorists unbound,So you could … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Mercy, philosophy, polictics of class envy, Societal Myth
Tagged assassination, censorship, charlie kirk, elite, evil, freedom, hate, leftist, limerick, poetry, politics, Satire, terrorism, train stabbing, Verse, violence
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Law Serves The Unreasonable
Dear Friends, It seems to me, villains don’t follow the law, they exploit the law, while patsies follow the law and are exploited by it. Why? Because the law serves the politically favored unreasonable. Even as the politically disfavored reasonable … Continue reading
Posted in business, Group Politics, International Power, Judicial Sysytem, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged Bastiat, burke, classical philosophy, ethics, Golden Rule, historical examples, justice, Law, legal exploitation, legal system, moral framework, philosophy, plato, political corruption, political theory, power dynamics, practical politics, Thrasymachus, tyranny, unreasonable actors
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Limericks
Dear Friends, UK Bureaucrats aren’t right in the head,With Islamic rape gangs they are in bed,Wouldn’t ban a terrorist,But here’s the twist,They would ban Ukip and Reform instead. The leftist ideology is above examination,Spreading bad notions like contamination,Marxism fails every … Continue reading
Posted in economy, Group Politics, Judicial Sysytem, Law, media, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged anti-establishment, climate policy, contemporary politics, critical, government criticism, immigration policy, institutional critique, limericks, party politics, political commentary, political frustration, Political Humor, political poetry, political satire, satirical, Satirical Verse, UK Politics
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The Power Of Silent Prayer
Dear Friends, It seems to me a woman in Britain has been arrested several times for silently praying, which tells me, silent prayer is very powerful… else the elite wouldn’t have arrested her for it. Otherwise who cares if she … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged abortion, britain, British law, buffer zones, censorship, civil disobedience, civil liberties, elite criticism, elites, free speech, freedom of conscience, government overreach, hope, human rights, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, morality, oppression, police state, political commentary, political satire, pro-life, public prayer, public space protection orders, religious expression, religious freedom, Satire, silent prayer, suffering, thought crime, UK Politics, unborn, war, wrongthink
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Limericks
Dear Friends, When relations begin to sour,And people start to cower,Something’s amiss,Remember this,The root of all evil is power. Look about and what do we see,All around us there is stupidity,They drive a truck,They run amok,So why is everyone dumb … Continue reading
Posted in Group Politics, Judicial Sysytem, Law, Mercy, philosophy
Tagged church, corruption, crime, cultural critique, Dark Humor, Democracy, epstein, five-line verse, government, human nature, irony, justice, limerick, mosque, poetry, power, religion, rhyming, Satire, scandal, wit
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Limericks
Dear Friends, Arguments for war bounce about like a cue ball in pool,Dictate from a throne and fought by people on a stool,It’s a protected club,But here’s the rub,If they shouldn’t have nukes they shouldn’t rule. Our Constitution gets in … Continue reading
Posted in Law, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged citizen journalism, civil liberties, constitutional erosion, constitutional rights, cultural divide, Current Events, Democracy, elite vs populace, free speech, government criticism, grassroots commentary, independent thought, limerick style, opinion piece, original poetry, philosophy, political analysis, political blog, political corruption, political dissent, political poetry, political verse, rhyming poetry, satirical poetry, social commentary, totalitarianism, war and power
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War On Workers
Dear Friends, It seems to me, regulators are waging war on workers. With the perfect paradigm of perverse incentives… in the name of protecting the worker, the environment, and the public. Regulators have made hiring Americans unprofitable. That’s why so … Continue reading
Posted in business, economy, Law, Mercy, philosophy, Societal Myth
Tagged anti-establishment, compliance costs, deflation vs inflation, deregulation, economic nationalism, elite theory, Federal Reserve policy, federalist papers, H1-B visas, illegal immigration, immigration policy, institutional analysis, labor economics, madison, perverse incentives, political economy, political philosophy, Producer Price Index, regulatory capture, regulatory reform, Roman Republic parallels, systems theory, Thrasymachus, Trump administration policies, tyranny through complexity, unintended consequences, wage competition, worker displacement
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Natural Justice
Dear Friends, It seems to me, dogs embody justice and fairness innately. They recognize unjust treatment and act accordingly. Anyone with more than one dog has witnessed their sense of justice. This proves that justice is a state of nature. … Continue reading →