But criminals, he said, must bear the consequences of the unintended consequences of their unlawful acts.
Studies the determinants and consequences of trade policy, and analyzes the consequences of immigration and foreign direct investment.
He added that people talked a lot about the consequences of attacking, "but Obama and Netanyahu discussed the consequences of not attacking".
"I have first-hand experience of the consequences of the traumas and long-term consequences of bombings and assassinations," he said.
For many, this is the first time their choices have had real consequences, and getting them to appreciate the consequences of large choices must start with small ones.
The NAFTA report found no inherent problem eating the corn, but raised reserved doubt about its environmental consequences (and about the consequences of future strains of pharmaceutically laden GM crops).
Since that time, the Security Council had seemed to be much more disturbed by the consequences of confronting Iraq than by the consequences of failing to do so.
These are the consequences of Marxist ideology -- the consequences of the arrogance of modern man, who believes he understands everything and knows everything, who names himself master of nature and the world (who is the only one who understands them) -- for whose sake this planet is in existence.
But it is a strange kind of public-health policy that concerns itself more with the provenance of illness than with its consequences; and the consequences of the flu, year in, year out, dwarf everything but the most alarmist bioterror scenarios.
In September, on the Web site of the Claremont Review of Books, Decius published "The Flight 93 Election," which likened the country to a hijacked airplane, and argued that voting for Trump was like charging the cockpit: the consequences were possibly dire, but the consequences of inaction were surely so.
