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it is not that we shouldnt care about the abuse that can be done by those in authority over others. in october of last year, a bipartisan group of senators sent out a letter to attorney general ashcroft criticizing the department's "aggressive" use of "civil forfeiture" laws and the questionable drug enforcement priorities of the department. but civil forfeiture is not part of the recent wave of anti-crime legislation, and its also not part of the recent spate of new drug-related police laws. the recent surge in drug-related arrests and the new sanctions on crack dealers are all being enacted in response to a real and present danger: the aids epidemic.
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what if it was you in the hot car? no, really, whats the statute of limitations on rescue? for example, if someone is hanging out with a small child in their car, and the child falls out and you pull over and get the child out safely, would you be subject to criminal or civil liability? and what if it was you were the one who got out of the car to find and rescue the other? if your life and limb were on the line, and you were in the wrong and the other person survived, would you still be personally liable for rescuing him or her?
yet the influence of america's autocratic legal system cannot be confined to the interior of the car. it also resides within the pocket of the protective citizen. a capitalist society, this nation was born of a desire for liberty to govern our own affairs. and so, people like to think that the constitution and the bill of rights are inviolate, and their adoption of the constitution and subsequent amendments were intended to be a blueprint for all civil government. yet, to the masses, constitutionality is a blank check. it allows a populace to cling to the illusion of being free, and it allows them to demand an acceptance of the expected behavior of government. if their expectations are not met, it does not matter that the constitution gave them the right to rebellion. their refusal to back down will go unreported, while the truth is that the right to rebellion was a fiction of the founding fathers. it is the reason why we have a bill of rights, and it is why we have a republic, and it is why we have the freedoms we have today.