How Does Kadizzle Feel About the Current State of Justice?
The intersection of politics and the judiciary is a critical issue, and Kadizzle believes that allowing politics to infiltrate the court system is fatal to democracy. The current Supreme Court, shaped significantly by Trump-era appointments, exemplifies this concern. Honest, logical, and competent judges are fundamental to preserving freedom and democracy. A judge’s most vital role is to uncover and uphold the truth.
Recently, Kadizzle found himself in court, facing off against a local figure known as "The Little Cowboy." This individual, a prominent leader within the Republican Party of Gila County, wielded significant influence in the election of judges. This dynamic posed a major problem, as judges reliant on such political figures for their positions may feel beholden to them. This dependency undermines the impartiality essential for justice.
In Kadizzle’s case, however, a different judge from Scottsdale presided over the proceedings. Unlike the local judge, who appeared to be under The Little Cowboy’s sway, the Scottsdale judge operated without such political pressures. The result? A fair and impartial trial. This stark contrast highlights the critical importance of judicial independence.
At the heart of the case was The Little Cowboy’s persistent dishonesty. The Scottsdale judge recognized and addressed this, ensuring that the truth prevailed. Conversely, the local judge had previously refused to consider evidence of The Little Cowboy’s lies and failed to hold him accountable for falsehoods presented in court.
What does this say about justice? Integrity is the cornerstone of the legal system. When judges uphold the law and prioritize truth over external pressures, the courts can maintain their role as guardians of justice. However, when political or religious influences seep into the judiciary, the entire system is at risk of collapse.
A glaring example of such a failure is the way Trump has exploited the court system to evade accountability. His ability to stay out of jail, despite numerous legal challenges, underscores how political manipulation can corrode the foundations of justice.
For democracy to thrive, the legal system must remain independent, impartial, and committed to truth. Anything less jeopardizes the integrity of the courts and, by extension, the stability of democracy itself.
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Mr. Unknown if you want a dialogue with Kadizzle, I have a phone. Not sure what scares you about contacting me.
Ha! Dialog. We know how that goes.
Interestingly, Both dialog and dialogue are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts depending on regional preferences and purpose:
Dialogue:
Traditional spelling used in British and American English.
Refers to:
A conversation between two or more people.
Example: The book's dialogue was very engaging.
An exchange of ideas or discussion, often formal.
Example: The peace dialogue between nations was successful.
Dialog:
Shortened form mainly used in American English.
Common in technology or computing contexts:
Refers to a pop-up window or interface for user interaction in software.
Example: A dialog box appeared asking for your password.
For general writing, "dialogue" is more common, especially in literary or conversational contexts.
Kadizzle, this is why Democrats lose:
The United States Constitution is the supreme law of the land, as stated in Article VI of the Constitution. It establishes that the Constitution, along with federal laws and treaties, takes precedence over any state laws or constitutions, and all judges are bound by it, regardless of state laws.
The Democratic National Platform is a political document that outlines the policy goals and values of the Democratic Party. While it provides guidance on what the party aims to achieve if in power, it does not hold the same legal authority as the Constitution. The platform serves as a political statement and a guide for party members but cannot override or supersede the U.S. Constitution or federal law.
In summary:
U.S. Constitution = The supreme law of the land.
Democratic National Platform = A policy document for the Democratic Party, but not legally binding.
Further,
The Democratic National Platform is a statement of values, policy priorities, and goals created by the Democratic Party, but it is not legally binding because it doesn't have the force of law. Here’s why:
1. Political Nature:
The platform is a political document, not a legal one. It outlines the positions and policy proposals of the Democratic Party, which its members or elected officials may support or aim to implement if they are in power. It reflects the party's vision, but it doesn’t create any enforceable legal obligations.
2. No Legal Authority:
Unlike the U.S. Constitution or federal statutes, the Democratic National Platform cannot override or dictate laws. It does not have the same legal standing as a law passed by Congress or a judicial ruling by a court.
3. Implementation by Elected Officials:
While the platform can influence policy and guide party members in governance, the platform itself does not compel action. For example, a Democratic president or Congress might attempt to pass laws based on platform principles, but those laws must go through the legislative process to become legally binding.
In contrast:
The U.S. Constitution is the highest legal authority in the United States. It establishes the structure of the government, defines the rights of citizens, and provides the legal framework within which all laws and actions must operate.
In essence, while the Democratic National Platform is an influential document within the party, it doesn't have the same legal weight or authority as the Constitution or federal law.
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