Presenting moral arguments
to immoral kangaroo court operators?
Why do those who suffer judicial abuse think they can present a moral argument to those immoral operators of legislatures and courts?
This approach hasn’t worked so far. Do you have any ideas?
stevengerickson@yahoo.com
[This post] has links, BP Oil Spill photos, and may prove the kangaroo court system from the bottom up absolutely has gotten so bad it needs reform now.
Why do those who suffer judicial abuse think they can present a moral argument to those immoral operators of legislatures and courts?
This approach hasn’t worked so far. Do you have any ideas?
stevengerickson@yahoo.com
[This post] has links, BP Oil Spill photos, and may prove the kangaroo court system from the bottom up absolutely has gotten so bad it needs reform now.
posted by The Stark Raving Viking at 7/15/2010 03:56:00 PM
1 Comments:
Well ...Let me be the first to comment Steven. I think that foolish people are the vast majority and are motivated by fear. They would rather live to a sick old age on their bellies than miss one meal or entertainment event. The "moral" of their story is survival and shame. I understand and appreciate what someone like Ward Churchill or the raging viking is doing to take on "the problem" of amoral archonic governance. It makes people feel bad to hear that their leaders are criminals and perverts, so they just kill the messenger. Or tune them out. I hear the message loud and clear, the psychopaths are in charge. They control the levers of power, and the idea of right and wrong means NOTHING. Good on You and thanks for reminding me of Ward Churchill.
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