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Wouldn't the destruction of the judiciary be akin to continuing the treatment of the political elites as more than citizens? As they're the ones who filed charg
by codyb 8y ago
Wouldn't the destruction of the judiciary be akin to continuing the treatment of the political elites as more than citizens? As they're the ones who filed charges, lost in court, and now apparently are proceeding to disregard the courts ruling anyways?
I've not seen too many citizens who're able to disregard court rulings.
- ArchTypical 8y ago> Wouldn't the destruction of the judiciary be akin to continuing the treatment of the political elites as more than citizens? I don't see how. The court isn't filled with superhumans. They are people and people are fallible, even in groups (eg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_Bell_scandal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_of_Bell_scandal). If it happens to dismantle a governing body, that's how accountability is supposed to work. That is a possibility.