Composing and enforcing laws is the dharma of lawyers. Laws, incidentally, conduce to justice and to nothing else. This truth is the foundation for all acts judged as civil disobedience relevant to laws which, in fact, conduce to injustice. Disobedience of such laws is not disobedience. It is discharge of the sacred responsibility to obey the law.
Law conduces to justice and to nothing else.
Lawyers should organize and protect public venues where clergy teach the modes of earning peace. The Magisterium must be conducted in a safe and non-commercial arena. Lawyers, alone, can cause and guarantee these conditions. Engaging stand-up celebrities to entertain an audience is trivial. It derives from a usage of the days of Emerson, but these are not Emerson's days nor was the usage then mere pandering to the itch for notoriety, as it is now.