For a moment in 2011, narrative replaced structure, conviction overcame coercion, volunteers defeated conscripts, massive decentralised leaderless networks of protesters following an idea, overwhelmed centralised hierarchies of soldiers, policemen or bureaucrats following orders.
As the head of the largest government -- the largest legal agency of coercion and violence on earth -- a president has massive power to inflict suffering.
And so, in the early 19th century, many Christians joined hands to launch a massive, popular movement to achieve by persuasion what they could not achieve by coercion or force of law: Christianizing the American republic.
Balko interweaves history, the Constitution, and case law to create an account of how the massive expansion of SWAT teams occurred as the perfect storm of politics, ideology and federal fiscal coercion.
This coercion is an unconstitutional violation of state sovereignty, so the Court struck down part of Obamacare's massive Medicaid expansion.
Bauer invariably chooses coercion.
Once more, coercion loomed.
I have never used coercion".
Without coercion and duress.
