The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread.......Anatole France. The Red Lily, 1894

My view, the "law" is always asinine. Freedom for Tooting

'asinine' meaning 'of or like an ass'.
Not sure what the tooting bit is about? Maybe it's just too late

Fade2gray said
Not sure what the tooting bit is about?
Citizen Smith Power to the People, not sure if it is said in jest however

The comment and quotation, Arnie, is meant to show that "law" is not in the hands of the proletariat. It is usually the plaything of the ruling classes.

We are all conditioned to believe that theft is a crime but drinking cheap coffee is one of the benefits of wholesome capitalism. Who cares about the death of a few malnourished coffee pickers children?

Thanku Arnie

Re: previous message
'proletraiat' from the latin 'proletarius'meaning a citizen of sixth and lowest class who served the state and owned no property.

Anyway,should we have a revolution???

I met a man couple of days ago who told me what happened to him a few weeks ago. He was caught on CCTV going down an alleyway and then returning from the same place a couple of minutes later. On his own so obviously nothing badly untoward going on. Four police cars turned up with sirens on. They said 'give us £80, You relieved yourself down that alley'. He said 'it wasn't me'. A policeman got a bag and swabs and said 'he would be arrested, DNA taken etc'. He paid the fine.

Is there not better things for the police to do?

Well at least we can sleep easy in our beds knowing that the taxpayer's money is well spent!!

The NANNY STATE/POLICE STATE

Arnie wonders if his blogging about Resolution supporting corruption in family law, will be viewed the same as his insights into the fathers4justice meltdown