RULE OF LAW SUPREMACY OF LAW EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW CHECK ON ARBITRARY ACTION DEMOCRACY AND RULE OF LAW ?

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RULE OF LAW SUPREMACY OF LAW EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW CHECK ON ARBITRARY ACTION DEMOCRACY AND RULE OF LAW ?

BASTIAT: THE ORIGIN OF LAW PERSON [life], FACULTIES [liberty] & PRODUCTION [property] PURPOSE OF LAW PERVERSION OF LAW

BASTIAT: GREED GREED MAN CAN DERIVE LIFE FROM LABOR OR BY SEIZING THE PRODUCTION OF FELLOW MEN. (PLUNDER) LAW IS MADE BY ONE MAN OR A CLASS OF MEN WHO POSSESS FORCE. THE CLASSES WHO HAVE TAKEN POWER MAY WISH TO PUT AN END TO LAWFUL PLUNDER, OR THEY MAY DESIRE TO TAKE PART IN IT (MARX). PARETO EFFICIENCY

BASTIAT: MISCONCIEVED PHILANTHROPY MISCONCEIVED PHILANTHROPY AND LEGAL PLUNDER IN CONTEXT OF SOCIALISM PEOPLE AS A RAW MATERIAL TO BE FORMED INTO SOCIAL COMBINATIONS.

THE CONSEQUENCE LAW AND MORALITY FAST UNTO DEATH INDIA – BRIBES, CRIME