The Partisan Divide on Issues

[Classic-Xer]

(07-17-2020, 01:41 PM)pbrower2a Wrote: When law enforcement of the official kind disappears due to social breakdown, lynch 'law' emerges as a stopgap. Lynch law is infamously unjust and ineffective at anything other than punishment.

Classic X'er seems like the sort who thinks that he isn't bigoted because he watched the Cosby Show (OK, it isn't so funny once we found out what Bill Cosby is off the stage) or perhaps because he patronized an African-American woman as a prostitute. Or maybe he is like the German who knew one good Jew before 1933... with black people. 

That's cheap but then again you've always been cheap with me. Yep, when law enforcement is over whelmed or viewed as no longer valuable or no longer worth doing as a profession then laws change or simply disappear and are replaced by lunch laws and an acceptance of settling disputes with violence which eventually becomes common and more commonly viewed as acceptable like they were during the wild west. I doubt that you would fare very well in such an environment.