Justice Louis D. Brandeis Quote

"Decency, security, and liberty alike
demand that government officials shall be
subjected to the same rules of conduct
that are commands to the citizen...
If the government becomes a lawbreaker,
it breeds contempt for law;
it invites every man to become a law unto himself;
it invites anarchy."

by:	Justice Louis D. Brandeis (1856-1941) US Supreme Court Justice
Source:	Olmstead v. United States, 1928
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Categories:	Anarchy, Conscience, Executive Orders, Government, Justice, Law, President, Security
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this is exactly what is taking place today. ln our congress and senate..  -- milo, harrisburg      1
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Send a copy to John Yoo.  -- Anonymous
Decency, security, and liberty demand its governmental citizenry be guided on the rule on proven principles.  -- Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown      1
Sillik, who's perception of decency, and liberty demands a foreign third party (government) to rule with what/who's proven principles. Socialism's proven principles are just another form of debauchery, pain, poverty for the many and slavery for the collective chattel. Security is a totalitarian despot's myth.   -- Mike, Norwalk      1
Within the de jure States united (a republican form of government at the laws of nature and of nature's God) each sentient being is an individual sovereign (heir to Eternity's King) with inalienable rights and liberty at nature's law. Legitimately and at law, each sovereign has no superior overlord (government). Each sovereign united, hires subservient parties to protect each and every inalienable right and liberty at law and to administer justice. Brandeis (a self professing god) speaks of a socialist or other system outside the de jure States united's jurisprudence.  -- Mike, Norwalk      1
Editor, I'm still not receiving daily posts.  -- Mike, Norwalk
Mike, Norwalk, proven principles are simply proven principles and they can be proven if you would just stop running away from the truth.  -- Fredrick William Sillik, Anytown
Sillik, your circular word salad is childishly absurd. Can you step up to an adult world and use a scientific / mathematic or otherwise real elucidated method to describe something other than emotional ad hominems?  -- Mike, Norwalk

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