A broken legal system in the United United States is a direct consequence of rights of the individual not properly or sufficiently protected by the new Constitution. Please don’t believe the state’s lies about a stable legal system, don’t let uneducated American internet stone throwing sinners give childish comments about a serious issue in 2011.
Remember that governments encourage fear of change because scared people let the state take way their freedom in order to gain the false “protection” of the state. Don’t believe the state’s lies about the legal system many issues? Here’s what really pisses me off! People have the gaul to lecture me about "wanting to see the plan" Excuse me, but it’s time to stop ignoring the elephant in the living room!! Lets start with that as a plan first.
With that in mind, let me tell you MY perspective on where we are now. The Justice Department should be renamed the Legal Department, because there is no justice in a branch of government that robotically defends injustice. We do not have a system of justice, we have a system of laws, and those laws, now more than ever, are being sold to the highest bidder in a system that is being perverted through its huge loopholes. Judges should not be recalled because they interpret the constitution against the popularity of an ill informed electorate.

I remember a time when those around me, those who believed the system actually worked for them, would talk about the airwaves, proudly talking about how that related to the free flow of information. “The airwaves belonged to the people!” Now, as I sit in my wheelchair a retired US Marine observing, those airwaves belong to far right wing pundits who spew hatred and lies 24 hours a day, because those airwaves do not belong to the people, they belong to the media monopolies who are supported by the legal system who are backed up by the judges who are elected by their listeners who believe their lies and react to their inflammatory speech. Let me leave you with this:
I understand where you are coming from, but in all the definitions of justice from many different sources, revenge is way down on the list below fairness, being treated fairly, or doing what is right. When I think of justice I never think of revenge. In the realm of justice there is also the issue of inequality. Justice exists, and through its existence there is institutionalized discrimination. So labeling everyone who supports equality within that institution as assimilationists, I believe is an unfair generalization. I do not support the institution of our legal system, but have to fight this fight after what I had to go through with Norcross Police Department corruption and my false arrest.
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