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Philly Rabbit
07-07-2014, 12:06 PM
The absolute symbol of governmental authority, nine lawyers dressed in black robes to whom too many of the people in the states now consider to be the final arbitrator and ruler of all citizens, who's decisions are too often emotionally driven, unchangeable by common citizens, undaunted in final authority.

Originally, this body of lawyers were intended to settle federal disputes between the federal bodies of congress and the executive branch and the more prudent and more powerful legal decision making between the people to settle their disputes belonged to the state courts who had the authority over the federal body of the supreme court nestled within the deliberately made that way, smallest body of federal government, the judicial. That was how the founders intended the court and the judicial branch itself to be in order for it to never become too powerful and authoritarian over the people themselves. The high court is sufficient when acting as a referee go between to settle disputes between two states or a number of states, but when the court becomes authoritarian is when it serves as a referee between any given state and the federal government when it almost always comes down in favor of the fed. Affirmative action and forced busing to achieve what the court originally opposed being segregation were two examples of the court's feel good, legislative unconstitutional moody decisions of authoritarian elitism against the people in the different states. The high court has also given unlimited unconstitutional powers of executive privilege to the executive branch again on feel good, social engineering elitism outside the boundaries of the constitution that the nine lawyers in black robes swore to uphold and defend. From the atrocious Dred Scott decision to the present day declaration that the penalty phase of Obama Care was somehow a legal tax, the court has worked against the freedoms and constitutional guarantees of the citizens rights and freedoms with unbending and irreversible totalitarian decisions.

When the founders gave the people a federal republic, nullification of any unjust ruling of federal judicial authoritarian law upon the citizenry which violated said citizen's constitutional rights within the states was fully expected and protected by the Bill of Rights. And trial juries under the system of nullification of unconstitutional laws should have the legal authority to nullify any law that violated a citizen's rights which made him a defendant within an unconstitutional trial.

Peter1469
07-07-2014, 12:23 PM
Who else is going to hear cases involving the constitutionality of laws? We have three branches of government. Not two.

Cthulhu
07-07-2014, 12:37 PM
Nazgul-

http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20121224180958/lotr/images/2/2f/Nazgul(2).jpg

Current Supreme Court Justices-

http://www.supremecourthistory.org/wp-content/themes/supremecourthistory/inc/justices_full.jpg

Common Traits:

1. Both serve a greater evil.
2. Both have great power.
3. Both have malevolent wardrobes - although the Nazgul are way better armed, plus they ride horses. And let's face it, making ringwraiths is pretty evil. But then again so are some of the impact of the SCOTUS decisions on the nation.
4. Tend to piss people off whenever they speak, or scare the hell out of them.
5. There's nine of them. Maybe coincidence, maybe Tolkien was onto something, we'll never know.
6. Nobody likes them, or trust them as an entity.

Differences:

1. Nazgul are sexist - yep, in this instance this is a legit evil all male patriarchy. Plus they all work for some really evil dude.
2. Nazgul are also racist - no token black guy.
3. Justices tend to have better eyesight and hearing than the Nazgul...seriously, LOTR ending could have been much different and ended in the first movie if the Nazgul had done due diligence and actually looked under the log instead of sniffing over it.
4. Justices can actually die, you don't need to be a woman to kill them either, time will take care of the problem eventually.

Cigar
07-07-2014, 01:18 PM
One Undeniable and Indisputable FACT; Progress can only be impeded or slowed ... but Never Stopped. :wink:

Just look at the efforts over the last 6 years as proof. :grin:

Mr. Mensch
07-07-2014, 01:19 PM
Who else is going to hear cases involving the constitutionality of laws? We have three branches of government. Not two.


If you ask Obama, that is two too many.

Mister D
07-07-2014, 01:22 PM
One Undeniable and Indisputable FACT; Progress can only be impeded or slowed ... but Never Stopped. :wink:

Just look at the efforts over the last 6 years as proof. :grin:

Inane.

That your mentality is representative of a substantial portion of the electorate is truly disturbing.

Captain Obvious
07-07-2014, 01:29 PM
If you ask Obama, that is two too many.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOi7J4Rl-j8

Mr. Mensch
07-07-2014, 01:35 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cOi7J4Rl-j8

The martians had the right idea.

Philly Rabbit
07-07-2014, 02:00 PM
Who else is going to hear cases involving the constitutionality of laws? We have three branches of government. Not two.

Most of what the S.C. decides can be determined by the states. The S.C. has become too authoritarian and needs to be nullified by the people in the states on their emotionally driven decisions. They are not following the rule of law or the constitution, they are instead making law. The right meanwhile keeps hoping for minor victories here and there then they get hit by a Roberts proclaiming that Obama care penalty phase is a tax.

It sickens me knowing people are hanging on to Fox and CNN waiting for the grand magistrates to decide issues that they the people should be deciding.

Mainecoons
07-07-2014, 02:17 PM
Inane.

That your mentality is representative of a substantial portion of the electorate is truly disturbing.

"Progress" in the larger sense means moving in some direction. I really think Cigar, with his equal opportunity tit to suck on, really doesn't understand that the direction the country is moving in really sucks for the vast majority of working people, that is to say those who aren't living off of government either directly or indirectly, and in particular pretty much all the progress that blacks made in the second Reagan term and the Clinton terms has been blown up during the reign of Barack Obama.

Or maybe, as I suspect, Cigar really is a BINO and he gives about as much a shit about blacks as Barack Obama does.

The Sage of Main Street
07-07-2014, 02:49 PM
Who else is going to hear cases involving the constitutionality of laws? We have three branches of government. Not two. Free people would view the Constitution as a temporary start-up document, to be superseded by all laws passed by the legislators people elect. Giving supremacy to one ancient set of laws is meant to humiliate us, the people. The Amendment process is obstructive and unnecessary. It fits the tyranny imposed on us by the lawyers for the original 1%.