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A great Plan B is like an insurance policy.

He's the reason we eat bacon and eggs for breakfast, and the guy who helped the CIA overthrow Guatemala.

The law does not exist for its own sake; it exists to protect rights.

Rather than let things escalate, peaceful protesters tackled the man, took his hammer, and handed him over to a group of police who were nearby.

There are plenty of good, duty-minded cops who would love to kick out the bad ones. But the system fails everyone miserably.

When you open up the market for solutions by towns, cities, counties, and states, we have a shot at getting out of this without a civil war.

"This isn't just a monetary and economic disaster we're looking at. It's actually a moral disaster as well."

Yes, the elite take advantage of a crisis to gain power

Is it possible that, maybe just maybe, there’s something in the cultural DNA of police departments that prioritizes personal loyalty above fundamental duty?

It wasn’t the armed protesters who became violent. It was some Quarantine-Karen who thinks your freedom is more dangerous than arson.

They actually still use the same word– escheat. So money in dormant bank accounts is escheated to the state.

Frankly it’s not unreasonable to think that a LOT of companies are in this position right now.

Although the essay was written 168 years ago, the subject of Civil Disobedience is more relevant than ever.

According to the United Nations, the word “wife” is apparently offensive to some people. So is “husband”.

Good cops exist, but if they stand by their convictions they don't remain cops for long.