Socrates and the Mob 2020

Socrates and the Mob 2020
Members of a protest group affiliated with NFAC, most carrying firearms, gather to march in Louisville, Ky, on July 25, 2020. Brett Carlsen/Getty Images
Gary L. Gregg
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Imagine a place where free citizens could be called before tribunals on charges brought against them by other citizens. The charges might be as general and unprovable as “corrupting the youth” or maybe “not believing properly in the gods of the community.”

Gary L. Gregg
Gary L. Gregg
Author
Gary L. Gregg is director of the McConnell Center at the University of Louisville and editor of “Securing Democracy—Why We have an Electoral College.”
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