3/31/2016
The Only State Sanctioned Private Sector Violence (Donald Trump was setup... but he shoulda known that)
The nation state historically demands a monopoly on violence
and homicide… what’s illegal for the common citizen, is often OK for the
government. Wars, executions, police
violence against citizens, collection of taxes under threat of prosecution, imprisonment, forced labor and
other acts of coercion (aka: laws) are exclusively reserved only for officials of the nation state. In the U.S.A., not
since slavery has the private individual been given legal sanction to commit violence
against fellow humans… outside of very few exceptions (self-defense… but even
that is not universal). The lone modern
example is abortion on demand… as was with slavery, the state has sanctioned private sector and citizen
violence/homicide against a class of fellow humans (the yet to be born). In fact it has become a multi-billion dollar
industry, with legions of lawyers/lobbyists/media and a political party to guard against any proposed
prohibitions.
So when Donald Trump or any other politician is asked "if
abortion ever again becomes illegal, who gets punished?"… he(she) best not answer. It was of course, a media setup… and Trump ill-advisedly
took the bait, giving an honest answer... that things declared illegal when violated, have by definition proscribed punishments (honesty, sadly, is NO LONGER a political virtue).
The woman’s “right to choose” to have her
progeny “executed” without trial or appeal is the only current case of private
sector state sanctioned violence. I
suspect “mercy” killing of the sick and old could be soon to follow.
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Sure it was a set-up. But he walked into it both eyes open. Vote for the Dumpster in the primaries and get Hillary in the White House in November.
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