A truly enforced policy of serious sanctions against Iraq -- and persuading Turkey to stop breaking them -- would be more useful.
As we pointed out to the Canadian press and Parliamentarians, if Canada's policy of excluding anyone with a misdemeanor conviction were truly enforced, the results would be absurd.
Second, if the law were to be truly enforced in accordance with the way that it was written in 1860 (and still is written), a lot else is illegal -- including blowjobs!
The history of centuries of evolution of our legal system shows that short run noise and emotion eventually give way to the view of Spinoza, Locke, and Jefferson: society can only really enforce those laws truly necessary to the survival of society.
Those found in violation of the code can be denied membership, censured, placed on probation, fined or expelled from the organization, but the suit contends that the policy has never been truly enacted or enforced and has not resulted in zero tolerance for sexual abuse and harassment in the sport.
Though Davidson said she wasn't sure DeVos is truly committed to enforcing Title IX, she said the meeting was a step in the right direction.
For the plan to be truly workable, the government will have to enforce this mandate in every way possible, at tax filing time (as provided for), at the schools or at the motor vehicle department, just for example.
Instead of arresting horny johns, he'd be part of a statewide effort to enforce the 13th Amendment and jailing truly criminal thugs and reprobates, but minus the titillating headlines to help him get reelected again.
But without a truly integrated union and strong institutions to coordinate and enforce policy decisions, the cries of "Berlin must do something" ring hollow.
