Message from @ManAnimal

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2019-11-10 04:11:25 UTC  

They should be followed or removed because otherwise we might end up with something real important being ignored in that manner

2019-11-10 04:11:44 UTC  

selective enforcement is the way those in the know manipulate the plebes

2019-11-10 04:12:14 UTC  

as long as you don't piss the wrong person off, then you are good

2019-11-10 04:12:26 UTC  

i have always been the type to argue that for a law to be passed it must have a justification for its own existence attached. and a time limit for it to expire. so you have to pass the same law every few decades, and if its justification no longer makes sense. the law can pass out of the books with no effort.

2019-11-10 04:12:29 UTC  

See Count Dankula being fucked by the courts for details

2019-11-10 04:12:48 UTC  

Well, try working in gov sometime

2019-11-10 04:12:55 UTC  

I like that idea also Shai but I can see where you could run into problems with that

2019-11-10 04:12:59 UTC  

everyone passes more and more laws

2019-11-10 04:13:04 UTC  

but only 8 hrs in the day

2019-11-10 04:13:20 UTC  

and no one stops to consider that two laws might make moving impossible

2019-11-10 04:13:49 UTC  

Laws built ontop of questionable laws

2019-11-10 04:13:52 UTC  

so it becomes a game of "here is what we SAY we do vs here is how we get the job done"

2019-11-10 04:14:10 UTC  

night my nibbas and my boomers

2019-11-10 04:14:17 UTC  

night Flavius

2019-11-10 04:14:29 UTC  

i care less a bout the probelms the solutions causes, because the way the system works at the moment has infinitely worse problems.

2019-11-10 04:14:51 UTC  

Like there are some laws that have so much shit built ontop of them that you can't just remove them without massive run on effects

2019-11-10 04:15:09 UTC  

well, if a proposed solution has said effect, it ends up exactly what we are seeing

2019-11-10 04:15:28 UTC  

it's like two parents that fail to put on a united front in front of children

2019-11-10 04:15:43 UTC  

the child sees the division and plays one side against the other

2019-11-10 04:16:06 UTC  

that is the current two party system in a nutshell

2019-11-10 04:16:18 UTC  

Divide and conquer

2019-11-10 04:16:22 UTC  

yup

2019-11-10 04:16:25 UTC  

yep. law books need a good dusting. i would honestly start with step one and go back to basics. ig you built a house of cards and you need a sky scraper. knock it down and build it again right.

2019-11-10 04:16:47 UTC  

and the only way to hold the elites in check is in by joining with the LEft

2019-11-10 04:17:03 UTC  

Problem with that is do you trust the people that are going to be doing that?

2019-11-10 04:17:09 UTC  

which is a damn impossibility at this point

2019-11-10 04:17:21 UTC  

And the answer is a resounding fuck no because they'd be repubs and dems

2019-11-10 04:17:55 UTC  

"who do you trust to make decisions for you" no body but myself, if i want to fix things, i will do it myself.

2019-11-10 04:17:58 UTC  

yeah, that ' back to basics' approach might sound simple but in practice, it has problems

2019-11-10 04:18:09 UTC  

you can't though

2019-11-10 04:18:27 UTC  

"If you want something done RIGHT, do it yourself"

2019-11-10 04:18:29 UTC  

You wouldn't be able to mobilise the motivation to get that done nobody wants to fucking start that undertaking

2019-11-10 04:18:29 UTC  

BUT

2019-11-10 04:18:39 UTC  

There is no external reason to get people onboard with it

2019-11-10 04:18:42 UTC  

"You and do anything... but not EVERYTHING"

2019-11-10 04:18:42 UTC  

At this time

2019-11-10 04:18:59 UTC  

that is a paradox of specialization

2019-11-10 04:19:12 UTC  

I like to think of it has people think backwards

2019-11-10 04:19:29 UTC  

the more specialized we become, the more DEPENDANT we become on those who hold the oether specialty we lack