(The Case for Ignorance of the Law)
Bermuda Belach @ VICAR
The government call is tied around the revolutionary's
neck, that the government can be shot and bagged like any
other lame duck. The revolutionary blows his call, and the
government responds with the ardent quack of police action
and repercussion. Daffy Duck tips Porky Pig's boat and he
falls into the water, the eternal torment of prison. Back on
dry land, Bugs Bunny watches and simply nibbles on his
carrot, deciding that Porky's pipe bomb can't kill Daffy's
death-defying determination, the ardent determination that
more government can cure all ills. Daffy, on the other hand,
knows that Porky's bomber is just a cherry after all,
reactionary and futile, a smoke screen against the fact that
the real power is in Daffy's hands. But Bugs knows the bomb
Porky had is cordite, and Daffy might be a bit too arrogant
not to listen to the words of the people.
The Six The Six The Six
Law Law Law Law Law Law
This law is first, now and forever shall be first:
1. This law is and forever shall be first: There shall be
no more than six laws of forty words in length to which
the people may be subjected to.
The following laws are numbered two, three, four, five,
and six. They are irrelevant.
The knowledge of the law, as it sits and turns yellow in
the law books of the wise, will never, can never, is not
worth ever, completely knowing. (Our governors have assured
us of this fact by creating mandates that so restrict our
actions that we have no choice but to disregard them as a
fiction created from a delusioned mind.) The laws may never
be followed, from the sheer fact of their plentitude. Unless
these law can be memorized, solidified, into the minds of the
low people, they have NO CAPACITY TO COMMAND the low person
in his life. Six laws of forty words should be considered a
maximum.
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How can I follow the law without knowing the law? I must use
my GOOD FAITH, that when I come upon a questionable act, I
ask one who is knowledgeable of the law, at expense of
myself, which is the proper legal, and of all things,
religious, path.
How can I be convicted by a law prohibiting an act which I