MR. PRESIDENT: PLEASE BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR; Dishonest and Corrupt “Mental Health Professionals” Threaten the Safety of All Law-Abiding People

        Having devoted most of my time and limited energy to the complex now-proceeding incorporation of Equal Justice for Victims as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization to fight for justice and public safety, I was unable to post

THE SECRET FASCIST DEMOCRAT WAR AGAINST DEMOCRACY; Voting for Greater Evil Is No Way to Punish Lesser Evil

For many in his base, when President Trump signed the huge “omnibus” appropriations bill in March, this validated their cynicism that it is futile to vote Republican or to vote at all. I disagree. Although I view Republicans as corrupt

THE DEATH PENALTY’S “FINELY TUNED DEPRAVITY CALIBRATORS”; Fairness Follies of Fairness Phonies Fixated on Criminals Instead of Crimes

           The assertion that capital punishment is unfair long has been a rallying cry for champions of duly convicted depraved murderers whose guilt is not in doubt.  The notion that the death penalty is not and

The Odd Victim Sympathies of Liberal Justices – What Makes Activists Mad — and What Doesn’t

An unbridgeable values chasm exists between victims of the worst crimes and the zealous devotees of their depraved victimizers.
Last month, 18-year-old Alyssa Bustamante, protected from capital punishment by five U.S. Supreme Court justices undemocratically imposing their unrepresentative moral values, was sentenced to mislabeled “life in prison” for the October 2009 murder of 9-year-old neighbor Elizabeth Olten. Four months before that murder, the Court devoted 44 pages to the “embarrassment” of Savana Redding, a 13-year-old searched for illicit drugs.
These and other cases graphically shed light on unelected justices who run our lives.

Crime Without Punishment

In common parlance, “getting away with murder” is a metaphor for doing something wrong without suffering deserved adverse consequences. Getting away with actual murder has meant that the killer did not get caught, or else he avoided conviction or appropriate punishment thanks to a good lawyer (often taking advantage of judge-concocted rules favoring guilty defendants).

THE ELITE RULING CLASS WAR AGAINST VICTIMS

INTRODUCTION
Because some occupations are hazardous, risking injury and death, Congress enacted the 1970 Occupational Safety and Health Act to protect workers. While no sane person would advocate avoidable unsafe working conditions for the law-abiding, this sensible view has been grotesquely perverted into an illustration of Justice Benjamin Cardozo’s famous reminder (51) of “the tendency of a principle to expand itself to the limit of its logic.”