The People v. American Justice.
Elite Democrats can wipe their phones and their servers with impunity; you can’t.
By
Charlie Kirk
on
September 17, 2020
The great Prelate of Ancient Rome, Marcus Tullius Cicero, once said: “The more laws, the less justice.†Two millenia later, Cicero’s wisdom is still relevant: our ruling class in Washington and their enablers across the country use our near infinite number of laws to punish their enemies (e.g., President Trump supporters), while, at the same time, going “swords down†against their own corrupt members.
“The more laws, the less justice.â€
The most recent examples of laws being selectively applied (or not applied) can be found in two stories from within just the past few days. The first involves New York Magazine’s article entitled “The People v. Donald J. Trump,†which conjectures that the criminal case is already being made to prosecute the sitting President the moment he steps out of office. The jarring headline is equipped with a Photoshopped image of the President in an orange prison jumpsuit—an image at once repulsive and compelling. That is a story about the law being selectively applied.
https://humanevents.com/2020/09/17/the-people-v-american-justice/
