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I have been working tirelessly trying to get officials and administrators to stand up against the tyranny happening, and what I keep seeing is that they "Consult with their attorneys" and that becomes their cop-out excuse from admitting how absolutely insane all of this tyrannical bullshit is.

"This is Unconstitutional."

"Well let me check with our attorneys. They're telling me it's ok."

Seriously, FUCK LAWYERS and all government workers and officials are just complete cowards. Nobody will stand up within the system, which is why the citizens need to learn the word "No" again.

I have been working tirelessly trying to get officials and administrators to stand up against the tyranny happening, and what I keep seeing is that they "Consult with their attorneys" and that becomes their cop-out excuse from admitting how absolutely insane all of this tyrannical bullshit is. "This is Unconstitutional." "Well let me check with our attorneys. They're telling me it's ok." Seriously, FUCK LAWYERS and all government workers and officials are just complete cowards. Nobody will stand up within the system, which is why the citizens need to learn the word "No" again.

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Corporations do this all the time, the management gets a written opinion from the legal department and if the company gets caught, they say they thought everything was legal. This is why the law says that not knowing the law doesn't make you innocent - but somehow this never applies to corporations and governments.

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Most laws are about intent. If you unintentionally did something you aren't prosecuted.

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If you get a ticket for jaywalking, it may help if you can convince the judge that it wasn't your intent to cross the street, for example because you couldn't see the red light. But saying that you didn't knew it was illegal isn't a valid defence, not knowing the law doesn't protect you.

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If you accidentally bring a gun into an airport and put it on an xray, you can claim you didn't know it was in your bag and get off.