Bitcoin is right.

[Anonymous]

How does R's system not follow the Rule of Law?

[qwk]

How does R's system not follow the Rule of Law?

Quoting from him:

list of criminals our society wants gone

I would accept that as a definition of arbitrary rule of majority.
Which is contrary to the Rule of Law.

[Anonymous]

How does R's system not follow the Rule of Law?

Quoting from him:

list of criminals our society wants gone

I would accept that as a definition of arbitrary rule of majority.
Which is contrary to the Rule of Law.

...but isn't such an ideal only dependent on the majority being proponents? If the majority does not uphold this entity then what value does it have?

If it inherently does, shouldn't R's system follow?

[Atom]

Violent means will give violent freedom. That would be a menace to the world and to India herself.
Mohandas Gandhi

There is no excuse or rationale for violence except in defense of ones self or ones family, and I mean from direct, imminent, physical harm.

We have right on our side, so all we have to do is tell the truth. 

Heres another one for you

When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants, and murderers, and for a time they can seem invincible, but in the end they always fall. Think of it--always.
-Mahatma Gandhi

[qwk]

How does R's system not follow the Rule of Law?

Quoting from him:

list of criminals our society wants gone

I would accept that as a definition of arbitrary rule of majority.
Which is contrary to the Rule of Law.

...but isn't such an ideal only dependent on the majority being proponents? If the majority does not uphold this entity then what value does it have?

If it inherently does, shouldn't R's system follow?

It can, and it usually has disastrous effects.

I'm not going any deeper into this, as it will inevitably lead to fullfilling Godwin's law.