Yes, many of us don't want to know.
To defeat rule by force, we don't really need them.
Only the few enough to tip the boat are needed.
At some point the point of no return is reached, this must be our goal, if we wish to see change.
Most people don't like getting pushed around by bullies.
As the iron fist tightens its grip, more will slip through the gaps the worse for wear.
I sat in traffic court one morning, because I had a speeding ticket.
They called me very near the end.
I bet I watched a dozen people come in with smiles on their faces expecting that their excuse would be good enough to get off.
None of them left smiling.
Most got up and said, 'Yeah, I did it, but,....'
Admitting guilt is not a good defensive strategy, imo.
It kinda ties the judge's hands.
I just paid the money.
My goal was to tie up court time and resources.
Now I know better how to do that.
Then, not so much.
I beat my last speeding ticket.
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