“If men were angels, no government would be necessary,” “Federalist No. 51” states.
Thoughts on a couple of well done articles, of which this is one.
The rule of law and the rule of opinion seem to always run into each other. Having a moral compass and some decency are lacking by way too many of those in positions of power and, worse, too many of us. Love and peace are often scoffed at as invalid, childish or an evidence of some type of deficiency in character.
Very Backwards.
Reducing social moray to primate rule of law is as self destructive as it sounds.
An elephant will paint if encouraged by us. A great ape will learn sign language if we teach it. Birds, dogs, even insects and plants will sing and dance to music we make.
Even the planet we live on responds to us.
There is the evidence of our divine natures.
We also can kill any living creature pretty much at will.
We have free will do good or evil, be divine of devilish, chose GOD or the evil one.
The Founding Fathers learnt much from the battles that formed the United States.
Freewill takes courage to make freedom worth it. Honor and honesty are tough, that's what makes America is hard. Maybe that's why on a dollar bill "In God We Trust" is there to remind us what is important.
A. Mendoza, 9/2018
https://www.theatlantic.com/projects/is-democracy-dying/
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/10/editors-note-the-crisis-in-democracy/568276/?utm_source=pocket&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=pockethits
