Comments on The "REDEEMER'S LAW" Project: CHAPTER 27

The technician said, “Well, I like this segment be...

2009-08-16T16:00:47.518-07:00

The technician said, “Well, I like this segment better than the one we did on quilting.”

Great line, I laughed out! The argument was good, too. I'm glad I was right about what happened to Nathan; it makes the anti-Redeemer side more believable.

And yet, as Thatcher so eloquently presented his c...

2009-04-15T17:35:00.000-07:00

And yet, as Thatcher so eloquently presented his case, in America today the police do NOT serve and protect. They show up later and sweep up the debris and occasionally -- read: rarely -- figure out who was responsible and arrest him. Then he can be tried by a dozen people who are too dense to avoid jury duty. Then he can have a third-generation judge who lives in a gated community with armed

Also busy, though probably in ways far less awesom...

2009-04-13T09:13:00.000-07:00

Also busy, though probably in ways far less awesome than yours. :) I'll shoot you an e-mail later.

Ah -- I see your point, and raise you an amended s...

2009-04-13T05:45:00.000-07:00

Ah -- I see your point, and raise you an amended statement: IN THE REAL WORLD, no criminal Batman brought in would ever be convicted. :)

And I'm good. Busy. You?

I disagree with your Batman comment, simply becaus...

2009-04-13T00:09:00.000-07:00

I disagree with your Batman comment, simply because characters are affected by the rules of their fictional worlds. In Batman's America, masked mystery men have been duly deputized and accepted agents of law enforcement for seventy years. Under those circumstances, prosecutions based on his arrests would probably stand just fine.

As for the Redeemer, who operates in something closer to

I feel a little trepidatious with this chapter, si...

2009-04-12T21:12:00.000-07:00

I feel a little trepidatious with this chapter, since it delves into politics a bit more deeply than I'm usually comfortable with. We'll see how it goes.

I tried to do a whole "fair and balanced" thing, and present solid backing for both sides of the argument...but the truth of the matter is, no matter how much some people might want to deny it, the vigilante superhero is inherently