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It's a clever trap we're caught in. We have to rely on 'courts' to 'rule' to decide basic rights for us like privacy. Every once in a while, the courts throw
by linuxftw 5y ago
It's a clever trap we're caught in. We have to rely on 'courts' to 'rule' to decide basic rights for us like privacy. Every once in a while, the courts throw us peasants a bone, to keep the system looking legitimate.
You see, the government didn't perform the necessary rituals to deny your rights, and the courts have been clear: the government needs to 'vote' and say something about 'the children' before they take your rights. Of course, that's only if the courts decide to hear your case, which is dependent upon the government saying the court is allowed to hear your case.
Just keep working through the system, it's working!
- matheusmoreira 5y agoAnd if you stop trusting the system and decide to make a new one. you're branded a terrorist and executed.