But the point is that at least we have "rule of law", and the Bill of
Rights.  It can be much worse.

And yes, the world is not perfect.

But what about the original question:  What other country...


At 11:30 AM 12/13/2001 -0600, you wrote:
>All right, now I have to throw in my two cents.
>
>Who here believes that our country uses the "rule of law"?
>
>Who here even knows what "rule of law" means?
>
>The "rule of law" means two things;
>
>1) That all the laws are known and defined in advance.  Sounds simple
>right?  Ok, than show me one person who claims to know even a small
>portion of our tax code.
>
>2) That all the laws apply equally to everyone.  Sure, that happens
>everyday, just ask Mr. Condit.  Near as I can tell, the law applies
>inversely proportionally to the amount of wealth a person has.
>
>I a sick a tired of hearing politicians say they believe in the "rule of
>law" when they have no clue.
>
>
>Craig M. Lalley
>Systems Performance Specialist
>Lund Performance Solutions
>
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>-----Original Message-----
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>Subject: [HP3000-L] OT: Bill of Rights was Re: [HP3000-L] OT: 210 Years
>of Civil Rights
>
>So please help me with my world governments:  What other country that
>uses
>"rule of law" has a one for one equivalent to the US Bill of Rights?
>Ric
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