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The View From the Outback

3.17.05 @ 12:01AM

TYRANTS IN ROBES
Re: George Neumayr's Lawless Judges:

Simply -- bull's-eye!
-- John McGinnis

This was an excellent and insightful column and I just wanted to let you know from the outback that Americans who believe in the rule of law, and believe there is right and wrong, are at their limit with what both the courts and the politicians are cramming down our throats. We have silently taken it for a long time but have now drawn a line in the sand.

The courts and the political power structure in this country are just a step or two from reaping the blazing absolute wrath of the majority. We will no longer look with a blind eye at this insanity. We know the emperor has no clothes.

I do not know what form it will take, but it is coming and it won't be pretty.
-- Kelso Sturgeon
Henderson, Nevada

This article is a great beginning of truth telling. But Mr. Neumayr hasn't completed the thought process. Judges, who remove God from the people, remove justice from government as well. It is the concept of a supreme justice (heavenly) that both limits judicial tyranny and illuminates the dispensing of real justice by governments.
-- Wolf Terner
Fair Lawn, New Jersey

Iran has its mullahs, China has its party bosses and we have our courts. They are the REAL rulers in this so-called democratic republic. If the Supreme Court ruled that elections or a particular candidate was unconstitutional the only way we could correct it would be to amend the constitution and even then they could rule that amendment unconstitutional.

Since the courts now do all the "heavy lifting" Congress is happy with the way it is.
-- Bruce

The libs' approach is to impose something on society and then "debate" it, after most people see that exercise as useless. This is a very effective political cheat. My idea is that a large amount of people have to see that we have recourse. Obviously there's not much point in debating once something is imposed on you. The libs don't want debate so we need law to protect society from them. That has proven to be the biggest reason for a U.S. Constitutional Amendment.

A pretense that the sleazy San Francisco lawyer used was Article 1, Sec. 7, of the California Constitution, which reads "a citizen or class of citizens may not be granted privileges or immunities not granted on the same terms to all citizens."

Prostitutes are also "a class of citizens" not granted social privileges that others are. They are not allowed to have sex for money, in contrast to people who have sex for no money and all things being equal, have legal immunity for their behavior.

Like prostitutes, homosexuals are free to make any arrangements of privilege with each other. Redefining "marriage" is not allowed to any "class" of individuals; that is up to society as a whole.

Most people in Blue states do not realize that they brought this kind of thing on themselves by supporting LIEberals. This will change because as the lib media monopoly crumbled, so too will the extremist propaganda machine that was once our education system.

In essence the sleazy lawyer equated religion to racism.

Theft, murder, and fraud are sins. Because they are sins should not disqualify them from law. This is only common sense. The Bible is the best guide that any society can have to establish law. Moral relativism doesn't cut it, so society and law may affirm some values over others.

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