News The US is the light - both literally and metaphorically

[Mr. Robin Parsons]

Russ, I am not your teacher either, so it goes like this, your justice system is based upon jurisprudence, when one individual acquires a right, ALL of the individuals, that that person is a member of, (the society that is American society) AQUIRE that right!

Back to that group again.

As I pointed out, it is in the semantic of direction of law that your court system tends to view all issue of cases of rights as being offset in balance towards the individuals rights over the groups right. I already know that!

The reality of the administration of law is such that when the rights are established it is for all of the people that the "Individual" rights apply.

And then in the courtroom, viewed 'as from the individual', it goes right back to the group as the "individual" rights are ceded to the entirety of society.

If you, as an individual, can acquire the 'legal right' to smoke marijuana, then everyone that meets the standard, that you set in your court case, acquires that same right, (Jurisprudence) the entire GROUP of them!

Without exception.

Without prejudice.

Without discrimination.

 

[russ_watters]

The history taught in US schools only shows the US in the best light, thru rose colored glasses

Amp, is that really surprising or even bad? And just to clarify, I *DID* learn about what we did to the Indians in high school.

The reality of the administration of law is such that when the rights are established it is for all of the people that the "Individual" rights apply.

Thank you. I agree that I am correct :) You know, when I am in error, I admit it when proven. You'd get more respect if you did the same.

 

[Mr. Robin Parsons]

Originally Boasted by russ_watters

Thank you. I agree that I am correct :) You know, when I am in error, I admit it when proven. You'd get more respect if you did the same.

Love it Russ, and thanks for the advice, here's a hope'in that you follow it!