Quotulatiousness

August 1, 2011

QotD: Redefining guilt

Filed under: Law, Liberty, Media, Quotations — Tags: , , , — Nicholas @ 11:33

I’m aware that Obama, Napolitano, the Southern Poverty Law Center, and a host of organized collectivists have been working hard for a long time to defame and smear everything and everybody that once made this nation great. They want as many of its people as possible to believe that knowing the Constitution, or calling upon its provisions at need, is as good as a criminal act. I have been concerned that in television dramas from CSI, through NCIS, to Castle, whenever the accused demands to see a lawyer, it’s considered a confession of guilt.

L. Neil Smith, “Madison’s Ghost”, Libertarian Enterprise, 2011-07-31

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