Is Law Optional
I don't completely agree with this article. He talks about the rule of law but does not apply to the police. In fact, he goes out of his way to give the police special consideration. I completely disagree. The police do not have special rights. It is not resisting arrest if the police officer is clearly in the wrong. It is not reasonable for police to use excessive force which has surely happened over the last half century and causes death. The number of police killing people goes up as crime goes down. Yet police are never prosecuted for murder or manslaughter. Why is that?
I don't bend my knee. If you choose to, you're no longer a free man.
Further, I think it _is_ resisting arrest if the polie officer is "in the right" - that is, requiring someone to obey a law. The injustice there is in the law, not what the police do about it.
and there are so many things that go on in the U.S. that there's no way we can know if a police officer is prosecuted or convicted, except when the race card can be played.