But it seems that Perkins has realized that Trumpism can be understood less specifically, too: as an injunction against the usual concerns of political correctness or partisan tactics, against worrying about the way things might appear.
But I think the usual motives behind "do not offend" injunctions are almost entirely backward.
Uber's response to the earlier ban had been aggressive business as usual — it vowed to flout the injunction and carry on driving, and even touted a price cut for its service in two German cities.
That is not the usual phrasing of the 'fourth truth', an injunction to follow the path of Buddhist teaching.
If the abatement of a nuisance by injunction would impose an excessive hardship on the community (the closing of factories that would deprive community workers of their livelihood), the usual practice of the courts is to deny an injunction and award money damages for the injury suffered.
Then, in many ways, business as usual would resume, at least for as long as the injunction lasted.
China, as usual, was more circumspect in its reaction, expressing "regret" that Pyongyang had again ignored legally binding UN injunctions.
That's no shocker, but that Apple is asking for, along with damages and an injunction, that every Psystar Mac OS-besed OpenComputerecalledalled, could turn into more than just the usual lawsuit.
Thuggery, as usual The law v the state The distance between them The high price of Nigeria's oil ReprintsSuch injunctions notwithstanding, the local media have retained the cloying adulation of his father's day, simply substituting the name Bashar for Hafez.
Chief Batts supports the injunctions.
