Sunday, October 2, 2011
A Florida Bus Attendant — Ralph Bradford
Human society is built and
can only be built upon a foundation of citizenship accountability. The strength
of a nation is not its legal machinery, but the moral stamina and courage of
its people. The law is but the codification of their conscience. There are not
enough laws and never will be, to keep a society stable if its members no
longer will it. There are not enough policemen, courts, judges or prisons, nor
ever can be to prevent the death of a civilization whose people no longer care.
Law enforcement is for the criminal few; it collapses if it must be enforced
against the many. When the sense of personal accountability is no longer
present in majority strength, then no legal device known to man can hold the
society together. Freedom is a timely torch blazing in the dark.
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