Is justice still alive in America? According to the American Bar Association? Yes
I really love the American Bar Association. Why? Because they always
serve excellent lamb-chop lollipops, salmon sushi, shrimp tacos, roast
beef, strawberry tarts, veggie samosas and white wine at their
conventions.
At a reception for the Criminal Justice Section of the ABA held high
above San Francisco on the thirty-third floor of the Hotel Nikko over crab cakes and Jack Daniel's,
I posed this very important question to a young criminal-prosecution
attorney. "Is justice actually being done in America today?"
After a long pause, he replied thoughtfully, "Yes, I would think so." Please let us hope that he's right!
At a panel discussion earlier that day regarding recent Supreme Court
decisions, however, the answer was sort of different. "Our justices'
decisions in the past were based on the issues. Judging at the Supreme
Court level today is pretty much trench warfare. Supreme Court cases
today are actually proxy wars against something else."
But according to many of the seminars I attended at the recent ABA convention,
and according to many of the idealistic attorneys I interviewed between
seminars and panels, in the day-to-day battle for justice in the
trenches manned by our average small-time attorneys, justice is still
being done -- and crab cakes are still being served too.
The two main take-aways I got after attending 15 or 20 different
seminars at this convention were that U.S. attorneys love to eat well --
and also that even though President Trump seems to be a walking,
talking Ken-doll-wannabe sociopath (who stole his election with the help
of Republicans, Zionists, Saudis, gerrymandering, fraudulent voter
exclusions, an unbalanced electoral college and rigged voting machines)
and Attorney General Barr is a judicial joke, there are still some good
people out there in America today, still fighting for justice.
PS:
One of the most heart-rending seminars I attended was presented by the
ABA Commission on Homelessness and Poverty, wherein a panel of experts
discussed the all-too-common horrors of the sex-trafficking of
children. Here in America, it is much more common than you think.
Jeffery Epstein isn't the only one doing it. Hundreds of thousands of
young girls (and boys) are being bought and sold every day into sex
slavery. What will become of these children?
What will be come of America's youth?
And what has become of America's morals?
Who buys these kids? Who has the moral degeneracy to purchase children for sex? What kind of sick America is this?
PPS:
Between the ruthless-white-male-dominated war machine, the heartless-white-male-dominated
bankster ponzi schemes, the life-endangering white-male-dominated climate catastrophe, the freaky white-male-dominated gun massacres from
Columbine to Walmart and the soul-numbing white-male-dominated sex slavery that are currently running roughshod throughout
America today, isn't it time we started electing more highly-evolved men and women to positions of
power? Just sayin'.
Conscienceless white males have really screwed with America's morals. Maybe people of conscience could do better? They surely couldn't do any worse! https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/tulsi-gabbards-road-to-damascus/
Conscienceless white males have really screwed with America's morals. Maybe people of conscience could do better? They surely couldn't do any worse! https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/tulsi-gabbards-road-to-damascus/
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