The rule of Law- Barry Eisler

28 Jul 2013 12:45 #1 by Blazer Bob
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..."These days, for many people the phrase “rule of law” really means “the suggestion of guideline,” and I think this degradation of our basic understanding of civics should be of enormous concern to everyone regardless of whether they hew right and left. In fact, I think the omnipresent right/left prism through which the establishment media filters everything is itself an enormous problem in America.
Fundamentally, I distrust government. In this sense, I’d say I’m very much in line with the founding fathers, who created a whole system of checks and balances, insisted on a Bill of Rights, and wrote extensively of their fear of government in the Federalist Papers. But I don’t see this attitude widely at work in America today. Judging from the comments I get on my blog, my Facebook page, and my Twitter feed, I think that deep down, the majority of Americans would rather be subjects than citizens, and that they don’t even really know the difference."...


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28 Jul 2013 16:50 #2 by Blazer Bob
Just as an aside, I am a little surprised that he is a liberal. I thought they were all knuckle dragging neanderthals incapable of reading, let alone writing.

http://publishingperspectives.com/2010/ ... new-novel/


"Taking a Page from Conservatives, Barry Eisler Recruits Liberal Media to Promote New Novel"...

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29 Jul 2013 07:11 #3 by The Boss
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