@agbuckley too much nuremberg defense
part of the job is knowing when one has exceeded the bounds*
"the law" cannot be a cudgel to commit a crime against humanity
*those bounds are set by the consent of the governed, which gives the law its legitimate authority, as a first principle
they are inseparable
if a lawyer or judge believes their job is "enforce the law"
even against the consent of the governed,
then they not only have no legitimate source of authority,
but they also have no competence or understanding of the nature of their job.
either way, they gotta go
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