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>>22103128
>Can you elaborate a bit on why you think "law" will be obsolete?
LAW as constituted is the slave trade:
https://youtu.be/Cxe_q9rFTI8

I see a future akin to the minority report
there will be such a confluence of evidence that these criminals will no longer be able to operate in the fringes and "grey areas" like they do today

activist judges are a huge problem and (((re-interpreting))) laws that are clearly stipulated will be stopped

the guy in this video talks about a "quantum grammar syntax" written in the "ARE" tense to prevent re-interpretation of laws by activist law-makers in the future
https://youtu.be/jDK3VF34dDE

besides modern secular people have forgotten that the important "laws" are actually tenents and are not able to be voted on
we live in a satanic society that advocates for women's rights and abortions
in my opinion, this system is the opposite of "lawful"
taxes are the same thing