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'''Toothless Democracy''' is a reference to a democratic nations' justice system burdened and in decline. Includes sheer percentage of new laws created that are affecting its' populace. Promotion of evil, like [[Abortion]], to the highest status of 'Law of the land'. Combined with keeping non-functioning [[laws]] on record and decriminalizing laws that can be ignored for no punishment to enforce. The result is a chaotic jumble of [[legal]] system requirements. In effect, a bureaucracy crafted specifically for private sector law firms to exploit. An endless supply of legal cases and lawyers working against 'blind justice'. | '''Toothless Democracy''' is a reference to a democratic nations' justice system burdened and in decline. Includes sheer percentage of new laws created that are affecting its' populace. Promotion of evil, like [[Abortion]], to the highest status of 'Law of the land'. Combined with keeping non-functioning [[laws]] on record and decriminalizing laws that can be ignored for no punishment to enforce. The result is a chaotic jumble of [[legal]] system requirements. In effect, a bureaucracy crafted specifically for private sector law firms to exploit. An endless supply of legal cases and lawyers working against 'blind justice'. | ||
| − | The | + | The time frame for the decline of an American [[Democratic]] pillar- [[Justice]], can be traced back as far as the thirty-years and the [[Roe_Vs_Wade]] decision. |
| + | ==Examples== | ||
| + | * Sign a law for the construction of a southern [[border fence]]. Another law is needed to complete construction of the border fence. <ref>[http://www.onenewsnow.com/Security/Default.aspx?id=150394 Border fence ruling praised]OneNewsNow, June 24, 2008</ref> | ||
| + | * Complete the requirements by law to run for President as a third party candidate, only to be sued off the [[ballot]] for running for office.<ref>[http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/842 PA Ballot Access Laws and 2004 Nader Candidacy] AmericanChronicle.com, June 28, 2005</ref> | ||
| + | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, August 7, 2008
Toothless Democracy is a reference to a democratic nations' justice system burdened and in decline. Includes sheer percentage of new laws created that are affecting its' populace. Promotion of evil, like Abortion, to the highest status of 'Law of the land'. Combined with keeping non-functioning laws on record and decriminalizing laws that can be ignored for no punishment to enforce. The result is a chaotic jumble of legal system requirements. In effect, a bureaucracy crafted specifically for private sector law firms to exploit. An endless supply of legal cases and lawyers working against 'blind justice'.
The time frame for the decline of an American Democratic pillar- Justice, can be traced back as far as the thirty-years and the Roe_Vs_Wade decision.
Examples
- Sign a law for the construction of a southern border fence. Another law is needed to complete construction of the border fence. [1]
- Complete the requirements by law to run for President as a third party candidate, only to be sued off the ballot for running for office.[2]
References
- ↑ Border fence ruling praisedOneNewsNow, June 24, 2008
- ↑ PA Ballot Access Laws and 2004 Nader Candidacy AmericanChronicle.com, June 28, 2005