About Killing Lawyers -

 From CrimeRead's What did Shakespeare mean when he wrote "let's kill all the lawyers?" by Olivia Rutigliano:

So there you have it! “Let’s kill all the lawyers” is a complicated phrase that (somehow always) refers to the importance of maintaining an fair rule of law that protects the people. Whether lawyers symbolize evil or good is almost irrelevant; the most important thing about this quote is the upholding of a fair and just law system, itself.

And in this day and age when a billionaire can use the legal system as a tool of terrorism, we need to remember the system counts. Maybe pass this along to Justices Alito and Thomas? 

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