As Cicero notes, the law falls silent in times of war. As Clausewitz notes, this is because the law does not apply to your enemy, because the law is a moral force, and they are outside of your moral framework.

Its even more explicit than that. Rousseau, who is the prime source of pretty much all modern Left-Wing thought, explicitly stated that anyone who does not follow the directive of the state is therefor not a moral actor and must be treated as an enemy of the state. This due to the fact that "the state" is supposed to be the will of all of the people of the state.

This is where that leads. This is where that always leads. And at this point, while I believe the backlash will come and freedom will be restored, I can only hope that some of them suffer consequence and that history is not kind to them.

As Cicero notes, the law falls silent in times of war. As Clausewitz notes, this is because the law does not apply to your enemy, because the law is a moral force, and they are outside of your moral framework.

Its even more explicit than that. Rousseau, who is the prime source of pretty much all modern Left-Wing though, explicitly stated that anyone who does not follow the directive of the state is therefor not a moral actor and must be treated as an enemy of the state. This due to the fact that "the state" is supposed to be the will of all of the people of the state.

This is where that leads. This is where that always leads. And at this point, while I believe the backlash will come and freedom will be restored, I can only hope that some of them suffer consequence and that history is not kind to them.