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Neopragmatics: On The Illegality Of Law
Originally intended as part of a larger body of work, this treatment, using the author's Neopragmatic lens (Understanding, circumstances, context, intent) stands alone as a dense and thought provoking work. This is a first principles, polemic aphorism on the illegality of law by proving the law is without merit by its own standards Moreover, the work bulldozes the foundations the law uses to claim legitimacy through consent and representation, and exposes the law is entirely circular and entirely self referential. The same principles derived from Neopragmatics On The Illegality of Law are transferable to an immorality of morals, or any other system of authority.
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