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Most Human Laws are of Selective Application 62424 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

Most human laws are meant to favor in protect certain humans over certain humans, certain groups over certain groups, or certain countries over certain countries under the guise or pretense of law, equality, equity, fairness, or justice. That's an unfortunate, gross abuse of the law and what the law should represent or stand for. Human laws are hardly justly applied, but selectively applied under the false mantra of nobody is above the law. The saying or statement nobody is above the law is an implicit admission that everything being equal, certain people form might or welfare above the law, or it's the implicit assumption that somebody, some groups, some countries, or certain people think they are above the law. Holding this type of privileged individuals or entities or systems accountable is always a parade and facade of judiciary spectacle, aredit of judiciary malfunction. Laws are made not to be broken unless they are not laws themselves, but something pretending to be of the law under the cover of the law means the law that allows such cover is neither just or fair, but corrupt and can be used as a justifiable and protected tool against others. For something to be law, it should be fairly, justly, equitably, and equally applied under good conscience, reasonable factuality, rationality, application, critical scrutiny with accountability and considerableness. Al Philosopher Prints, Israel Czarro six two four two two four