The 10 Radical New Rules That Are Changing America

[Anonymous]

I vaguely remember you posting about decades of persistent destructive policy in Brazil. Personally, I don't know anything about your country's internal politics. For such a large nation, we get very little news from Brazil.

Believe it or not, over here, I see very little about what's going on in the US, for example



And there's a lot more logic in reporting about the US in Brazil than Brazil being reported in the US



They're doing to Bolsonaro the same thing they did to Trump and over here it's even worse because the supreme court are all activists playing judges, with the exception of the two Bolsonaro managed to appoint in the last two years



But over here, it's congress and senate dealing the cards, the supreme sabotages the government as much as they can to "shield" the leeches.



Things here are so bad people were begging the army to do like they did in 1964 and send all these hyenas in power straight to hell



Bur unfortunately, way too many people are corrupt side of history, simply because they hate Bolsonaro more than anything

Activist courts are the real fascists.

[Bricktop]

I'm not sure, but I get an impression that there are activist courts in the US.



Is this possibly accurate?

[Oliver Clotheshoffe]

America can be likened to the Titanic, and the election of Trump was the iceberg it had been looking for.

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[Anonymous]

America can be likened to the Titanic, and the election of Trump was the iceberg it had been looking for.

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[cc]

I'm not sure, but I get an impression that there are activist courts in the US.



Is this possibly accurate?

US & Canada are rife with them. Technically it's not " activist courts" .. it's activist DA's / prosecutors and judges woke beyond woke



It happened here before the US  .. although in some specific areas it had been going on a long while in the US .. but the scale has greatly increased they of late



They have been acting oppositely in 2 distinct  directions .. Certain "favorite" groups  get off extremely light (no or low bail & light sentencing .. often probation only) while what they see as from the "bad group" get harsh treatment.

Us "slave traders" don't do well

[Bricktop]

So much for judicial independence.

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure, but I get an impression that there are activist courts in the US.



Is this possibly accurate?

US & Canada are rife with them. Technically it's not " activist courts" .. it's activist DA's / prosecutors and judges woke beyond woke



It happened here before the US  .. although in some specific areas it had been going on a long while in the US .. but the scale has greatly increased they of late



They have been acting oppositely in 2 distinct  directions .. Certain "favorite" groups  get off extremely light (no or low bail & light sentencing .. often probation only) while what they see as from the "bad group" get harsh treatment.

Us "slave traders" don't do well

Can you name one Supreme Court Justice in Canada? I can't. I could name at least five on US Supreme Court.

[Bricktop]

ac_dunno

[Anonymous]

ac_dunno

Exactly. Nonety nine point nine percent of Canadians would say I don't know too.

[cw_]

ac_dunno

Exactly. Nonety nine point nine percent of Canadians would say I don't know too.

[cc]

Skipping past the silly flak ...................



I can't name one either, but can name 5 or 6 US ones



Reason is that it's so simple & quiet. The PM says who he wants and there is no obligation for hearings .. although a few had light hearings .. a brief note in the press as to who is appointed and that's it

[Bricktop]

There is another reason. The US Supreme Court effectively holds sway over the American judicial system. I suspect that, like us, the Canadian Supreme Court is called on only for profoundly important determinations.



Referrals to our High Court are less common than in the US because we have a very limited Constitution. In the US, the Constitution is their social bible. I believe Canada's Constitution is similar to ours.



Once a law is enacted through the Constitutionally defined process, there is little scope for it to be changed other than by Parliament.

[Anonymous]

Skipping past the silly flak ...................



I can't name one either, but can name 5 or 6 US ones



Reason is that it's so simple & quiet. The PM says who he wants and there is no obligation for hearings .. although a few had light hearings .. a brief note in the press as to who is appointed and that's it

Me too..



I've never known anyone in my life mention the name of a Canadian Supreme Court Justice..



I don't recall ever reading their names or hearing a name of one on any form of news media..



I don't know how many we have.