English version (a) the law is a largely unpleasant occupation and there are 300

English version
(a) the law is a largely unpleasant occupation and there are 300 people in America for every lawyer, which is why it’s becoming a middle-class income occupation. And many of these people are not very good at their jobs.
(b) Law schools still teach philosophy, not science, and worse they almost never teach the difference between natural and positive law as science vs justification for the centralization of authority over people without their consent. They certainly don’t teach natural law, commonality, and concurrency as an empirical science of cooperation – or that the constitution, declaration, bill of rights, federalist papersm and Blackstone’s Commentaries are as close to the scientific method of government every established by man.
(c) Case law in the common law is fine but without the natural, common, concurrent science of decidability then they are fabricating legitimacy that has led to our current crisis. Likewise the bill of rights is incomplete, and was stated as such, but this has been used to supplant the natural and common law history and it’s empirical basis.
(d) So law schools have been teaching seditious activism since the mid-sixties and now all the law schools (except some of Chicago) are captured by those teaching revolutionaries to undermine that science, and the constitution that was constructed from it, and the miracles that have been produced by the English invention of the modern rule of law state, codified in the american constitution – albiet with six or eight holes in it that the truck of deceit drove through with ease.

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