If the constitution of a country collapses, or if its authority is seriously challenged,
ordinary law loses its power to command and society itself is propelled toward anarchy.
Not exact matches
Teresa Scassa, the Canada research chair in information
law and policy at the University of Ottawa, poked around the links and said she thought «wow, the
ordinary consumer
lost interest minutes ago.»
Yea, being forced by
law to taking off my shoes at the airport and having a mandated carbon footprint setoff tax imposed on
ordinary consumers are the same illusions of government protection in exchange for the certainty of
lost liberty.