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Subject:   Re: OT: Do we need more lawyers in Government?
Name:   JimmieD
Date Posted:   Jul 19, 08 - 12:39 PM
IP Address:   66.81.197.55
Dodge-Link   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Barr
Message:   Brilliant piece, Russ!

We see daily that the new method of usurping America's traditional values is to file suit, but in a very special way: make sure and file it in the right district so a sitting liberal judge can spin the decision as desired.

Lawyers have made their livelihood by looking for loopholes, backdoor escapes, or laying some kind of phony trip on a jury. That same method represents how govt in America is handled today. These same layers live in their own artificial world of finagling, working angles, having the right double-talk, and portraying something that is desperately wicked as if it was pure as the driven snow. All they care about professionally is winning their case, not the right or wrong of it!

In addition most lawyers are accustomed to shaving their take right off the top as a reward for whatever truthful or deceitful efforts they've put out.

'Bad' is a matter of interpretation to them in defense of very bad clients, so then good may be viewed as that opposing party. If Bad and Good are clearly and simply defined then lawyers are out of business.

My favorite History Book makes it clear that lawyers are the root of the problem for at least 6,000 years. Is it not true that as the serpent in the garden of Eden seduced mankind into their fall that it became a matter of arguing a fine point of law? There is a sterling example of the first lawyer.
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Re: Re: OT: Do we need more lawyers in Government? by DB69 · Jul 19, 08 - 3:10 PM
Re: OT: Do we need more lawyers in Government? by Russ Ashley · Jul 19, 08 - 3:24 PM
Re: Re: OT: Do we need more lawyers in Government? by JohnB · Jul 19, 08 - 7:26 PM


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