Don't go to law-school unless...

1. Don't go to law-school unless you like studying. If you hated studying, even if you were good at it, don't go to law-school, because it will make undergrad look like a walk in the park. Seriously, even if you're not the smartest person, if you like to study, you will do well in law-school.


2. Don't go to law-school unless you have a full scholarship or a job guaranteed after passing the bar-exam. The job-market is really terrible for everything, including lawyers. Therefore, you should have a full ride or a job guaranteed after law-school. Maybe a parent is a partner at a firm and will hire you. If so, go for it.

3. Don't go to law-school unless you wanted to be a lawyer your whole life. If being a lawyer was and is your dream, go for it. Don't go to law-school as a last resort, or because you can't think of anything better to do. If being a lawyer is your dream, go for it. You will probably realize your dream because I always say that passion trumps natural-born talent every single time.

4. Don't go to law-school unless you believe in the law. "Believe in the law?" you may ask incredulously. "Of course I believe in the law," you may respond. After a year in law-school, I lost almost all faith in the Americal legal system. It was designed to help the richest people and corporations above all else with nonsensically high fees to file motions. It is understandable in a society of millions to dissuade frivolous and minor claims, but it doesn't take away from the fact that the legal system is designed to make money above all other purposes, including the administration of justice.

Law is only necessary in a society of stupid or evil people. "We live in such a society," you may respond. That may be true, but I believe that the law's existence precludes us from advancing beyond stupidity and evilness. By shackling the human spirit with codified law, we do not have the freedom to choose to be good, and instead are forced to be good, which breeds contempt of goodness.

The law was created by fearful people. They feared chaos and anarchy; and they believed that most people were bad, but I do not believe that human beings are naturally like this. By letting law exist, we are perpetuating this belief that people are inherently bad, and thus the vicious cycle never ends.

The law doesn't prevent crime, it only punishes a small percentage of those who commit them, and even punishes innocents. What is the biggest preventer of crime? It is not the law, nor the police, but it is the goodness and love that exists in every person's heart.

We must abolish law and believe in ourselves and every man, woman, and child.

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