Tag: justice
PEOPLE ELICIT DEMOCRACY
Gratitude to Bill Huston for reminding that the delicate topic of Home Rule has been incidental to CELDF, which offers a democracy school. In other words, this group reminds We The People that human rights are relevant, and how best to secure them.
FENCE SITTING
One supposes the moral is that it isn’t so safe to be a meteorological fence sitter during a Climate Change crisis. One commiserates as one who was a financial adviser during an economic meltdown. FACTS must be faced and personal responsibility explored. These are thorny roads when one’s livlihood is involved. Indoctrination into compliance to hierarchical Establishment complicates ability to discern.
LAW AND MERITOCRACY
Laws seem to be the impetus for maintaining and supporting a privileged class of people that in 2023 can be called oligarchs. In a nation that pretends to equality and justice in the law, we all know it is better to be rich and guilty than poor and innocent in our justice system.
LISTEN TO YOUR GRIFTER
Apparently grifters will say it as often as possible, hoping it will begin to sound true.
CONSCIOUSNESS
A sense of justice must challenge a supposed health system that profits not only from disease, but the cause of disease.
LAWS AND ETHICS
Lee Camp is a censored comedian who has raised the topic more than a few times, that armed law enforcement focused on traffic violations may be overkill. But this discussion isn’t often heard from corporate-owned-government run MSM, due to governmental and corporate censorship. Protecting and serving doesn’t require military process. –
ACCOUNTABLE
Justice For All seems to be a catchy phrase unattached to FACT in the USA. It is better to be rich and guilty than poor and innocent in the justice system.
JUSTICE IS A JOURNEY
A reason one was disappointed about a news blackout locally on an important local issue, is that when We The People are legitimized by court action, this action encourages We The People to act in the interests of our local communities. NYS has a background history of insinuating industrial development quietly before the local community is aware of the intentions, and then ‘splaining away disagreement by saying “well it’s too late now”.
WHEN THE SYSTEM IS INSANE
Few of the public are aware of the decade-long struggle against human rights violations and natural rights violations in the Northeast, and most notably along the border of NYS and Pa.. A reason is censorship by corporate-owned government-influenced MSM. During the decade-long anti-fracking struggle, little to nothing was reported on local news about local-community advocacy to uphold human and natural rights. One doesn’t recall in the last week ore so, a news report that as Shapiro says, the penalties against corporate harm are historic. Perhaps I missed the local news report that could have encouraged local community members that incidentally, justice happens. Devoid of a Free Press, one appreciates social media, which is denigrated by corporate-owned government-run MSM
AS ABOVE SO BELOW
AS ABOVE SO BELOW
As above so below. So far we haven’t tried it but we could attempt an experiment in improving lifestyle pertaining to infrastructure which may uplift attention to humanity that may incidentally address the insanity that is expressed in the violence and aggression on our streets. Not only is gun safety an issue that needs attention, but so is vehicular safety. One notion sees the promotion of both guns and vehicles by commercial interests as filling a deficiency in the characters of some people who have not received the validation that could otherwise do so by society based upon principles of humanity rather than hierarchy.
US IN THE MIRROR
And by US, one means us, not USA.
What won’t money buy in the USA of material stuff, power, and influence. Not much. The same doesn’t apply to human rights or environmental rights, in which the opposite seems to be the FACT.
DO DEMOCRACY AS WE SAY, NOT AS WE DO
Each of the Russian-Ukrainian military action and the Supreme Court confirmation hearing raises important questions about US policy. As we “spread democracy around the world”, how is democracy playing out in the USA?
This is what justice could look like