The 'Outlaw' Lawmakers Party
Channel: Lawrence Gold
Date: 2016-04-17

While some have had the temerity ("chutzpah") to treat Julian Assange (Wikileaks) or Edward Snowden as outlaws who should be subject to prosecution (persecution), their actions, though embarrassing to some in the power structure, were actions in service of honesty.

On the other hand, Congressional lawmakers who have overstepped their Constitutionally defined roles to conduct "diplomacy" (with Iran), and so usurped the role of the President; members Congress who have refused to hold hearings on a Supreme Court nominee, are considered "upstanding" public servants -- by some -- while others protest and otherwise stand by, helplessly.

It's twisted.

An outlaw is defined by the sense of helplessness of his victims. In the case of female members of an outlaw Congress, the pronoun, "his", still applies -- since they have betrayed the female functions of nurturance and protection of the vulnerable.

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