| Law

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  A charter of true law becomes legitimised through the actions it cultivates; namely peace, love and truth. When law becomes dogma and a medium for oppression, it is no longer law but an instrument of disorder and a mechanism for the anarchy from which it purports to be defending the righteous from.

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  If we regard the laws of the state as our primary source of truth, freedom, morality and justice, we will sooner or later become oppressed by the state, lose our liberty, and end up in tyranny.

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