Capriciousness of Government
Government becomes a burden, an iron boot heel on the neck, Chicago, Ohio
By Warner Todd Huston —— Bio and Archives--June 17, 2009
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What should be isn’t always what is, we all know. For instance, government is supposed to serve its people. However, more often than not government becomes a burden, an iron boot heel on the neck, and if not so egregiously oppressive at the very least it is often capricious. Today I have two examples of the capriciousness of government. One case in Chicago, a place where if government isn’t capricious it’s big news, and Ohio, a land where capricious is government’s middle name.
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