The thoughts of the Judiciary can be divided into two faults.
The first line of thought is that of an unfeeling umpire, except this umpire has deluded themselves into believing that they are watching a game. A court that has abandoned the public as it allows the authority of its counterparts to remain unchecked.
This umpire is one that has already violated their oaths long ago– for they believe themselves to be in the same era as George Washington and the rest of the founding fathers, interpreting the constitution as if we are still living within the post-colonial era.
They actively undermine the court’s power by ceding it to its counterparts, believing that they could do no wrong– the founding fathers would’ve blushed with shame if there was still skin left on their rotting corpses by now.
They are the epitome of stagnation within our government– chains that grip our necks tightly as they abscond– absconding from their duty to enforce the laws that they have sworn to uphold. They are more of a spectator than an umpire– for they have hypnotized themselves with their own propaganda, believing that their duty is to uphold the bare minimum instead of protecting their own legitimacy.
Self-righteous fools who have forgotten that their legitimacy is one granted by the people– for why else does their court have almost no authority except to judge. What will stop Jackson’s manifestation to appear once more and defy this hollow court?
To appoint such a justice is to leave a seat open in the Supreme Court– for that Justice’s humanity was long dead before their appointment. These Justices have forgotten that they too are players in the so-called game that they claim to be Umpires.
The second line of thought is that of an unscrupulous narcissist, a squandering fool who believes that the shine of the sun is a sign of their intellect– believing that their view is the same view as the masses. They’ve gazed at the sun for too long; its rays erasing the last tatters of their ethics as they swiftly replace those ethics with their beliefs.
While the umpires barely play, these narcissists impose their light of “enlightenment” upon every ruling that they touch– deriving new interpretations that even Hamilton’s inky dreams could never have conceived of. In the path of worshipping light, they have begun to worship their own images.
Forget about ceding power when these floundering fools actively sought to give more power to the other branches– becoming turncoats as they ceased to be the Constitution’s protectors and have taken it upon themselves to rewrite the Constitution to fit their own agenda with successive rulings.
Committed to strengthening a precedent that each appellate court curses under their breath yet is forced to uphold. Whenever these “activist” judges go outside to mingle with the district judges, they are met not with reverence but with gavels to the face in furious blows– the will of the people firmly manifesting itself in the form of chipped teeth and broken pride.
The people are forced onto two existences– for them to become blinded by the Court’s glow of activism or for them to walk in darkness as the Court fears its own light. Such members are the enemies of the State. For the state is the people.
Yet the thoughts of the Judiciary can also be divided into two virtues.
The first line of thought being that of a statue from the colonial era– the virtues possessed surviving the weathering of centuries. A Justice whose back would cave out before they violate the constitution– their precedents being timeless ones. Their voice is not of the people but the Founding Fathers– the ultimate advocates of the freedom of man.
This line of thought is one that acts as pruners– to snap off these perceived violations from the branches that Congress has grafted and to pluck the leaves that the Executive added unto the great tree of the Constitution. While this statue has cracks in its manifest– its rigidness is essential to preserve the Constitution.
They alone have elevated the Courts into a holy sanctuary where law is scripture– their concern is whether their scripture has been upheld rather than the specifics of the case they’ve decided to hear. For it is this knowing lack of specifics that prevents their judgement from becoming a tainted judgement– an answer that the people are unwilling to hear yet must abide to. For this Court’s purpose is to protect the articles of its bylaws.
The second line of thought is a person of the modern era– one whose roots lie with the masses, acting as an intermediary between them and the legislature. A justice not in the sense of law but in society itself– foremost serving the people by interpreting the Constitution to their will.
Among all others, this Justice is one that grafts unto the grafts imposed by Congress and the Executive. A graft whose growth shall seize the breath of the two branches– weighing down on the chains that already bound them to the Constitution. Such graft shall only grow as precedent builds up, thus securing the rights of the people– protecting them from their government.
Above all, they have brought the Courts down to the people’s level where the people come first– truly becoming the Court of the people that Jefferson once envisioned with the first draft of the Constitution. This Court is the truest representative of the people’s will– perhaps more than the representatives that the people elected.
Their judgements follow not the words of the Founding Fathers but their intent– a defining difference between the two courts. For this Court’s purpose is to protect those that fall under its jurisdiction.
Such Justices are beloved by the people– both being Arborists of the Constitution with one weeding out impurities and upholding the scripture of the Constitution and the other grafting the will of the people onto the constitution and upholding the intent of the Constitution.
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