Precisely. Adding to all you said: All assignments to the Supreme Court and its Circuits follow a Technocracy system, not a Democracy. Citizens in their daily

Precisely. Adding to all you said: All assignments to the Supreme Court and its Circuits follow a Technocracy system, not a Democracy. Citizens in their daily affairs are subject much more to a Bureaucracy system than to the results of a Democratic system of government. The "intelligence community", for example, part of this Bureaucratic system of government, has extremely strong power. This is true for the US and most - if not all - other self-claimed "democracies" nowadays. I think Democracy accounts for <50% of what governments can influence in our lives. I'd personally say it's less than 10%, but being conservative. Anyway, it's certainly not the majority of it, so I wouldn't say we live in a Democracy. It's a mix of Technocracy/Bureaucracy, with a thin veil of Democracy.