Bozos who lived on the fertile plains saw the Yahoos building skyscrapers and each section was vying with the other to build higher and bigger. After two decades of intense building boom the leading intellects among the Yahoos said,’Hold it! At this rate we shall beggar the resources of the earth.” The intellectuals debated on the greenhouse [...]
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Writing on the Wall
Posted in environment, jurisprudence, tagged bozos, environmental degradation, greenhouse gas, Law of Double Jeopardy, laws, Yahoos on March 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Target: Polanski
Posted in current news, jurisprudence, tagged Bosie, criminal charges, justice, Law, Lord Roseberry, Marquess Queensberry, Oscar Wilde, Roman Polanski, Shylock, The Merchant of Venice on October 1, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Here is an item from the Reuters: ‘Major U.S. newspapers called on the Oscar winner to account for the crime, and commentators said U.S. public opinion was running strongly against Polanski.” This reminds me of a similar public outcry in the Victorian England. Here the target was an Irish genius, a wit and his jibes, [...]
Law And Order
Posted in current news, jurisprudence, tagged child molester, guardians of law, Law, law in our hearts on August 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am quoting a recent news where the life of a minor has been taken for granted by all those who are appointed to protect and keep law and order. What is the purpose of law? Law is our only gift as a nation or family so every person may celebrate life, cherish each other [...]
Crime and Punishment
Posted in jurisprudence, philosophy, tagged charity, divine law, imperfect world, justice, Law, law is an ass, suffering on November 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Bad Laws are all alike. These make justice, to fit the law of the land and not for people who shall be affected by it. The criminal who commits a murder for example is punished according to the law. But what of his wife who has no idea of her husband’s crime? Or what of [...]