What the Law Should Be.

Gentlemen,

Please listen to Mr. Frederic Bastiat's excellent discourse, The Law.

Please note how our modern day institutions of Socialism, Feminism [1][2][3], Bailouts, and government run educational systems are wholly deviant from the Classical Liberal tradition on which the American system of law is based.

In his lecture, Mr. Bastiat's main premise is that the law equals Justice, and that the legitimate function of the law is to protect the God given rights of people from other individuals and the collective mob, otherwise known as Democracy.

Democracy, I might add, has been disastrous for the Rights of Men. Once the majority of persons were convinced that all men are rapists and that Men = SCUM, all of our ancient rights to home, family and offspring were taken away shortly thereafter via Congress and the Supreme Court. Men have no rights to speak of, period. This fact is not up for discussion; it is a matter of settled law and precedent.

Now ain't ya'll just clamoring for more "Democratic Reform?"

My apologies... sorry about my digression.

If we compare Mr. Bastiat's analysis to our present day legal regime, then it becomes crystal clear why men protest so bitterly when their children are taken from them by law, and are forced to subsidize the unjust act.

It's not about the dollars and cents for most men... it is the principle. It is the injustice that is visited upon them, the inability to challenge the divorce/child support process, and the punitive and inflexible manner of the whole affair that is outrageous and morally unacceptable.

And since our feminist legal order [a][b] violates our philosopher's definition of the law on a daily basis, is it any wonder that activists such as myself bitterly criticize it?

The fact of the matter is that our present day regime, in its total disregard for the Rights of Men, is completely unjust. It is corrupt, and it is, as our thinker would certainly call it, "a perversion of the law". Indeed, he would be amazed at the tyranny that modern day men are forced to endure day in and day out, and he would be appalled to see the vast numbers of men who willingly submit to feminist slavery without a word of protest.

In any event, be sure to check it out the lecture.

Toku.