I’m a law abiding blogger. Laws are meant to be obeyed. If an individual opposes a law in a free country, then he should operate within the system to modify it. I recognize that even in free societies, certain laws are so unjust and in violation of natural law that that the citizenry may be justified in relying upon other measures to affect necessary reform. I’m not suggesting that an unwelcome federal tax on gasoline be greeted with pitchforks in the street. However, our own democracy is a nation where slavery, ‘separate but equal’, exclusive male suffrage and Jim Crow discrimination were all legal. In such cases, can we expect a legislature to strike down unjust laws that it enacted? Law and medicine are increasingly intertwined today, and more than they should be. Physicians no longer practice unfettered from legal encroachments and regulations. I am not referring here to the unfair medical malpractice system, a subject that has occupied a substantial portion of real e
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