There is a definitive definition of the morally good; knowing right from wrong is the basis, the keystone of lawful conduct.  At a very young age, one has a working comprehension of what is right and what is wrong. The know-how of one from the other did not however deter (from time to time) the wrong from societal prevalence.

Therefore, lawlessness is a common phenomenon. Any grouping of humans consisting of more than one is subject to criminal acts. Coercion and incarceration vetted through the governing system is the mainstay of law and order. Respective of one’s belief in a righteous protest, chaos is not a lively alternative to order.

Humankind suffers from (a clinical diagnostic) behavioral dysfunction. Prompted by the known such as greed, jealousy, hate, and predominated by the behavior of unknown catalyst. Society is, for most of recorded history, at war, at crime, at some antisocial counter-cultural endeavor. Therefore, humans and their governmental creations require askant surveillance. A person in power, even when legitimately placed, cannot be blindly entrusted.

The Constitution, because of hundreds of judicial and legislative alterations, revisions, adjustments, and whimsical interpretations, is no longer the safeguard of liberty and justice for all. Attorneys and their lawsuits have perverted the meaningfulness of free enterprise. The existence of truth and fairness has nothing to do with a just judicial system when settling a case cost less than winning.

The mania of a mob has no conscious. It is energized by the amok of bewildering sentiments resulting in psycho-pathological behavior.

America is once again in a crisis. The hatred of President Trump, as the media reports is bugling throughout. Violent conflict and general discontent has suppressed the commonness of rational deduction and reasonable action. We are a few steps away from roving gangs of ideologically motivated vigilantes beating down opposing points of view with baseball bats