Rangefinder
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When the reasons for the law being upheld are as inhumane as they are unjustified by a heavily skewed sense of capitalism, THAT is ridiculous.
I think it could be easily proven just within the short history of our beloved United States that there is a vast difference between what is law and what can be considered "valid" law. Underlying what is supposed to be a basis of law is the understanding of the supporting ethics--something that seems to be missing from the equation more and more these days.
I'm almost getting the impression you're supporting the law on this just BECAUSE it's a law--regardless of how right or wrong the issues surrounding it might be. I will be honest in saying that kind of logic really scares me...
I think it could be easily proven just within the short history of our beloved United States that there is a vast difference between what is law and what can be considered "valid" law. Underlying what is supposed to be a basis of law is the understanding of the supporting ethics--something that seems to be missing from the equation more and more these days.
I'm almost getting the impression you're supporting the law on this just BECAUSE it's a law--regardless of how right or wrong the issues surrounding it might be. I will be honest in saying that kind of logic really scares me...