@plainoldme,
plainoldme wrote:
bush was the handpicked candidate of his party. He served as governor for a term and a half, which is hardly experience in my book. I frankly prefer that presidents come from the Senate where they actually have experience with law.
Law as a form is a huge part of the problem... After a thousand years of effort toward making Western Law the masters of all our communities we have no less of war, and no less of crime, and a great deal more injustice than any primitive person would accept... Abalard said that Jus, Justice is the Genus, and Lex, law is a species of it... With these failed social forms, government and law, there is a disconnect from the very real need for justice in every life because it is essential for life... People making laws without regard to justice, because they have the power, or because their class will benefit from it, or because their ideology justifies it are missing the entire point of the form they are in, and the form, law, that is not law at all if justice does not come out of it... We have too much law and not enough justice...Every single one of our political problems, and our disolution as a society can be tied to this one essential need...