by Stephen A. Wait ~ 13th of October, 2023
A fundamental necessity of governance is the concern of laws, their creation and administration. The Constitution is conspicuous in its demand that laws not infringe upon the freedom of the people. A natural extension of this need be that governance craft only laws void encroachment of the law abiding. In other words, and in the figurative, the guilty shall not be punished at the expense of the innocent.
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Regarding Comments in reply to postings and the Submissions of Opinion: 1) With deliberative appraisal, you are invited to expand on, offer anew, or debate the merits of an argument. 2) In the spirit of Mr. Hancock, as expressed in today’s vernacular, you must own it! As public discourse is weakened by the masquerade of internet anonymity, an attribution of true identity (both given and surname) is required ~ i.e., pseudonyms may not be used. 3) Disingenuous commentary will be rejected.
