A militant INDEPENDENT democratic socialist's attempt to expose the truth of our culture – in all its rich irony and absurdity.
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Wednesday, March 25, 1998
Supreme Court should be abolished
How long are we going to brainlessly believe that the fossilized
institution known as the Supreme Court is vital to our " democracy "?
With few exceptions it most often represents the most dried up, conservative
influences of the social order. Even today they are capable of a modern
version of the Dred Scott decision. During the Great Depression they
were more concerned with the dessicated legalism of their bombastic,
inflated role than with the calamity all around them. How right F.D.R.
was to undermine these dinosaurs. I understand he had mental reservations
when he took the oath of office. He could not uphold or defend the
Constitution THEY represented! Sure enough they nearly succeeded in
destroying his New Deal. The old fools ,no doubt, saw themselves as
the Establishment's bulwark against " socialism " !
They do not belong in the America of the 21st Century. Their sanctimonious
drivel on major issues is as anachronistic in form and content as the
proceedings of the Spanish Inquisition.
Other world democracies are quite healthy- and stable- without the
equivalent of our Supreme Court. Let the people who are democratically
elected interpret the law of the land, not in any absolute way, but in
accordance with the changing needs of the times.
Put those black robes of un-democratic AUTHORITY into the American
Smithsonian!
The latest blunder of the Supreme Court - subjecting an incumbent
President to distracting- and petty- legal harassment - should be their
very last blunder.
The Court must be abolished!
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