I think we all wish these types of bills weren't necessary but in today's world, any attempt to further enshrine what should already be non-negotiable is a good thing.
I think we all wish these types of bills weren't necessary but in today's world, any attempt to further enshrine what should already be non-negotiable is a good thing.
any attempt to further enshrine what should already be non-negotiable
Law or words can never make something non-negotiable.
Only force or cooperation can. And the withdrawal of the latter can only be protected and assured by the former.
There are no exceptions to this rule of nature, at all.
And where there are they always regress, eventually, to the last and final arbiter of all history.
> any attempt to further enshrine what should already be non-negotiable
Law or words can never make something non-negotiable.
Only force or cooperation can. And the withdrawal of the latter can only be protected and assured by the former.
There are no exceptions to this rule of nature, at all.
And where there are they always regress, eventually, to the last and final arbiter of all history.
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