Submitted by Bryce Neier on
Bryce discusses the corrupt nature of the legal system, citing Roman historian Tacitus's quote, "The more corrupt the state, the more laws." He criticizes the proliferation of laws, arguing they often serve to control rather than protect. He highlights the absurdity of many laws, such as needing licenses for activities like fishing and hunting, and criticizes the Affordable Care Act for its complexity. He emphasizes the need for fewer, more effective laws and encourages you to resist the Legal Matrix in order to maintain your freedoms.