Before I forget . . .
. . . I had meant to highlight this post by John Regan at Lawyers on Strike from a couple weeks ago:
I have nothing to add. Great post.
. . . I had meant to highlight this post by John Regan at Lawyers on Strike from a couple weeks ago:
I have nothing to add. Great post.
 Lysander Spooner |
 Henry George |
 Harriet Tubman |
 Sitting Bull |
 Angelus Silesius |
 Smedley Butler |
 Rose Wilder Lane |
 Albert Jay Nock |
 Dora Marsden |
 Leo Tolstoy |
 Henry David Thoreau |
 John Brown |
 Karl Hess |
 Levi Coffin |
 Max Stirner |
 Dorothy Day |
 Ernst Jünger |
 Thomas Paine |
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Thanks. This is a related post:
http://gamso-forthedefense.blogspot.com/2012/05/pro-fucko-publico.html
There is such contempt for lawyers who might do some work for the poor here and there that the system is now considering the work of would-be lawyers as an equivalent. I don’t know whether to laugh or cry.
What I do know is that this exposes a real problem. At least to others in the system.
1By the way, I trust you didn’t take the wrong way my remark many posts ago that adopting the words of Cyrano as one’s own was almost as ridiculous as adopting Atticus Finch as one’s online pseudonym or claiming to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Needless to say, I don’t think doing any of those things is ridiculous, since they are all reflect an aspiration and an allegiance to an ideal, even if imperfectly lived.
2Well, truth be told my selection of the exceedingly trite Atticus Finch moniker was very tongue in cheek, though that seemed to have been lost on most of the readership. In any case don’t worry, no offense taken no matter how I understood your remark.
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