>Exactly correct. Rights are dependent on how well you can defend your rights. Which equals how well you know your rights, and how well you can argue your rights. If you have resources (mental or financial) you'll be treated fairly.

ouch, one cannot waste his life learning his or her rights, and being able to pay for a good lawyer is a luxury granted for few people, my man. :) And it ends up that it'll also depend on how much money one can pay to lawyers and judges in order to get away with things.


>It's game theory, universal Darwinism in action. There is no fair. There is only how well you compete in the game.

Ok, we stop talking right here. I enjoy games in my x-box. I can't agree with the idea of playing a game where I have to defend myself of a charge because I touched a cop in order to ask for directions or something like that. That's insane. :)