Hah, nice catch! Though, actually, I think someone's being slightly more (or less?) clever than that, even.
As Hesiod wrote in Theogony, "But abhorred Eris ('Strife') bore painful Ponos ('Toil/Labor'), Lethe ('Forgetfulness'), ...(lots of bad stuff)... Dysnomia ('Lawlessness') and Ate ('Ruin/Folly')."

'Dysnomia' comes from dis+gnostos, no+knowledge, that is ignorance -- but in context, ignorance of the law!