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Why does Vermin hate the idea of independent judiciary? -- nm

Posted by Reagen (aka Reagen) Jan 9 '09, 14:06

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Because Ann Coulter does? -- nm - mara Jan 9, 14:11
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He's an Alaskan? -- nm - TWuG Jan 9, 14:08 1
- So, it's temperature-related? -- nm - TaurusII Jan 9, 14:09
Decisions that affect the people should be make by the people, or by people chosen by the people. - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:07 32
- If you were ever an oppressed minority, you might not be so quick to agree. (nm) - musubi Jan 9, 14:10 10
  - Yes, if I were in a different situation, I might have different ideas about life and society. That's how perspective works. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:13 9
    - Perspective also involves understanding how other people think, especially people in different situations than your own. -- nm - Roger More Jan 9, 14:16 8
      - I understand how and why other people think differently. I merely disagree. - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:20 5
        
        I see your IM from all sides of politics - though I only get frustrated when it disagrees with my own opinion :) -- nm - Roger More Jan 9, 14:37
        
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        Okay. - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:24 2
        
        If we're all so offensively liberal that you feel the need to continually mock us, why do you even come here? - Trish Jan 9, 14:40 1
        
        "not smart enough"... I guess I just like seeing my theories proved. Thanks. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 15:07
      - On re-reading, this post sounds more lecturing than I meant it to be. Sorry -- nm - Roger More Jan 9, 14:18 1
        
        I think you hit it spot on, fwiw -- nm - znufrii Jan 9, 14:20
- nevertheless, this country was founded on certain ideals, which in theory should apply to everyone, and would overrule whatever the people might wish - znufrii Jan 9, 14:10 6
  - "in theory, communism works. *In theory*." -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:12 5
    - In theory, Democracy works. In theory. - musubi Jan 9, 14:16 2
      - You are correct. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:27
      - "Democracy is the worst form of government. Except all the others that have been tried..." -- nm - Sir Winston Churchill Jan 9, 14:18
    - so, by your argument, people should be able to overrule to Constitution, or at least decide it doesn't apply to certain classes of people - znufrii Jan 9, 14:13 1
      - No. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:15
- although I don't agree with the idea, judges in California *are* elected. -- nm - Reagen Jan 9, 14:10 4
  - While this is a good point, I think The State Supreme Court is appointed. (nm) - musubi Jan 9, 14:12 2
    - Right, it's not like Hoitytoit McFancypants wakes up one day and says, "I think I'll be a judge today..." -- nm - Reagen Jan 9, 14:17 1
      - though it would be kind of awesome if he did... -- nm - znufrii Jan 9, 14:36
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  - There are degrees. You know what I'm saying. A judge giving me a parking fine doesn't really affect the public. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:10 4
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      - Semantics. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:14 2
        
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        Okay. - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:23
- tryanny of the majority -- nm - pigby Jan 9, 14:09 2
  - Better than the reverse. -- nm - Dr.Vermin Jan 9, 14:11 1
    - Smooth sailing on the Excluded Middle Highway today. -- nm - Reagen Jan 9, 14:13

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