Harry Potter's Morning Light Chapter 2288

Chapter 2288 scarletwoman (two)

Grogan Stump "used" to define man and beast, addressing a topic of contention in the wizarding world from the 14th century onwards: any law sufficiently intelligent to understand the laws of a wizarding society, and to undertake the task of enacting them All creatures who bear part of the responsibility in the legal process can be called human beings.

Albus seems to have this hobby and likes to turn beasts into people, and Veelas are classified as beasts, although this "beast" is not like Lupin the werewolf.

Beasts usually live in the forest. The forest is not as empty as people think. On the contrary, there are abundant resources in it, so that the greedy ghosts in the Civil Code specially marked it. The right to use the forest is stipulated by a special law.

The forest in Brussels is currently a mortgage. As long as the Belgians can redeem it, the right to use it still belongs to the Belgians. If it cannot be redeemed, it will be like the Suez Canal. The Egyptian government has nothing to do with it.

There is another way, that is to launch a war of independence to drive the Dutch and Dutch banks out of Belgium, but the war of independence still requires "force". Rousseau said that he encountered robbers in the forest, and he tried to protect his wallet. The best way is to let the robber know how powerful he is and beat the robber hard.

Force does not create rights, it is necessary, just like Harry meets the Dementors, if he doesn't use his wand, then he and Dalí are in danger. But Fudge later violated international secrecy laws, expelling Harry from school, or even putting him in jail is equally undesirable.

At least she understood some truths during the "come" trip. Laws also have emergency and non-emergency. This is stipulated in the constitution written by Siyers. War is a state of emergency, but in his constitution, the "head of state" is more like Napoleon's "fat pig" was something that Napoleon, who wanted to "participate in", could not accept it anyway.

No one said Albus was the king, but he was the chief mage of Wizengamo, the president of the International Society of Magic, and the hero who defeated Grindelwald.

Albus defended Harry when Harry was at the hearing, he was not a lawyer, and he also found Mrs. Figg as a witness.

He fought for "justice" for Harry, which not only disgraced the Ministry of Magic, but also included a very severe charge that Dementors would not go to the Muggle community, Doris Umbridge felt that Abdullah Thought is accusing the Ministry of Magic of assigning the attack, Albus requests an investigation into why the Dementors carried out this unauthorized attack.

The law can be changed, not as Grindelwald said, tearing international secrecy laws to pieces, throwing them on the ground, and doing whatever they want.

Anything that is misused, even if it was set up for a good purpose in the first place, can turn out to be bad. Nietzsche's philosophy was once notorious for being abused by Germany, but she felt that it was people who had a problem, and that even "the interests of society as a whole" were abused by them.

The overall interests of the society cannot be a concept that overrides the individual to obliterate the rights of citizens.

Aryan girls cannot be made to "die for the country" and go to places like "population farms" in order to breed more Aryans.

She also had such a misunderstanding before, but she was cleared up by Severus. As a diplomatic envoy, when Belle asked Macartney for a pocket watch, he should be generous enough to give it to him, but the pocket watch had a special meaning to him, and he was unwilling to give it even for "national interests". go out.

What is special?

When God made a bet with the devil, all of Job's children died, and then he gave birth to the same number of children, as if this made Job's compensation, why didn't it resurrect all of Job's children?

Actually it also knows what is special, only his beloved son can be resurrected.

Some people think that even if you suffer bad luck, even if you think you are righteous and suffer bad luck, you can't use this as a reason to doubt the existence of God.

In order to comply with international secrecy laws, it is against human instinct not to use magic even in the face of threats to life.

Muggle law also has self-defense and emergency avoidance. Why can't they be used in the face of robbery and life-threatening?

Rousseau is the kind of guy who hits a robber with one hit, then turns and runs, waiting for the robber to let his guard down and give another hit. The defense of the Germans is even more severe. When they encounter trouble, they do not run to the law enforcement agencies, but follow "the law cannot make concessions to the lawless", and can take a more decisive and active counterattack than emergency avoidance.

This will involve the issue of defense limits. The robbers are just seeking money. They just use their large numbers to scare passers-by, but passers-by beat them to death. Instead, they chase the robbers in the forest and even rob the robbers. .

If there is no precedent without legislation like William III, there may be abuse of legislation on emergency powers, especially the group of poisonous snakes in Slytherin.

She didn't like all Slytherins, but one Slytherin was so special that even his godson's bullying of Hufflepuff's students didn't affect her.

He also found the olfactory grass, which is said to be extinct, for her. She looked at the "mango" jumping around on her desk and reached out to pet it. The bird was not alert to wild animals at all, and she let her pet it.

"Your barking is really ugly." She said to Mango, "I have a cat there when I go back to Paris, be careful it eats you."

It may really be a silly bird, and she has no idea what she is talking about, just look at its eyes.

She may be really old. Even if she looks young, she is still very tired from using her brain so much, so she got up and left the desk and went to the reclining chair next to her to rest. As soon as she closed her eyes, she remembered the Declaration of Human Rights: Man is born and always is free, equal in rights, and social differences can only be established on the basis of the common good.

English has translated many versions, and some people understand it as public utilities and services.

If the value of life cannot be compared by quantity, how should it be calculated for the sake of individual happiness and the harm to the overall interests?

Roads involve sovereignty issues to a certain extent. The maintenance and maintenance of roads can be outsourced to companies, but postal services cannot, and postmen cannot be replaced by owls.

The Brussels Parliament once issued a constitution, which was later suppressed by the Austrians, and the peasants welcomed the king.

She was thinking a lot, and she wanted to sleep but didn't fall asleep. Later, Philip came in and woke her up. It was about time for the welcome party, and she should get up and dress up.

She was terribly tired, probably because she went to farm in the morning, and then she asked Philip to help her up, put away all those documents by the way, and look at them when she had time.

Everyone knows the benefits of unification, but Europe is not so easy to be unified, and Charlemagne's empire fell apart quickly after the death of Charlemagne. In Europe, there is no such thing as Guiguzi's saying that "the world will be divided for a long time, and if it is divided for a long time, it will be divided." For the nature of human affairs does not permit the regions to continue on smooth roads; when they have reached their perfection, they will soon decline; likewise, when they have become chaotic and sunk into a state of great dejection When it is impossible to go down any further, it must begin to rise. That's it, from good to bad, and then from bad to good.

She didn't want to see prosperity and decline, but she couldn't escape the law of prosperity and decline.

Sadly she's not "special" to anyone, it's actually better to live like Fleur, even though she may not know the laws and responsibilities of so many magical societies, she just loves Bill, a half-orc who got caught by a werewolf .

Could Hibiscus feel this pain? Or was it just Pomona feeling it? But thinking of other mixed-race magical creatures, it seems that only Furong can't feel it, living happily like a beautiful human girl.

She doesn't care about her husband being disfigured or anything else, she just concentrates on planning her wedding, just like an ordinary bride.

Madame Maximian always looked at Fleur with envious eyes, so why not Pomona?

"You look so beautiful." Bertin, who dressed for her, said enviously, "My skin was not as good as yours when I was young."

Georgianna did not make a sound, she looked at a figure in the mirror, and the boy in uniform appeared again.

He was looking in their direction.

(end of this chapter)

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