Death of Trial by Jury: 3rd-World Migration Destroys America
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One of the most revered legal and cultural institutions of America—embodied in the US Constitution itself, not just once but twice—is the right of trial by jury.
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Death of Trial by Jury: 3rd-World Migration Destroys America LIVE at 11 AM ET! Link in reply! One of the most revered legal and cultural institutions of America—embodied in the US Constitution itself, not just once but twice—is the right of trial by jury. The right to have one’s guilt determined by an impartial jury is deeply rooted in America’s history and even pre-history, dating back to English common law traditions and documents like the Magna Carta. Indeed, one of the 27 grievances cited by the colonists in the Declaration of Independence that led to the American revolution against England and the founding of our great and powerful United States of America was that the tyrannical British monarch was at fault “"For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury." Founders like Thomas Jefferson called trial by jury "the only anchor yet imagined by man, by which a government can be held to the principles of its constitution." John Adams described it (along with representative government) as "the heart and lungs of liberty," without which people would be vulnerable to tyrannical abuse. Later observers, including Supreme Court justices, have echoed this: jury trials prevent oppression by the government, protect against unfounded charges or biased judges, and ensure justice reflects community standards rather than elite or authoritarian control. In short, America values trial by jury so highly because it embodies core principles of self-government, popular sovereignty, and protection from tyranny—lessons hard-won from colonial experience and deliberately enshrined in the nation's founding documents to keep power accountable to "We the People." It's one of the features that distinguishes the U.S. legal system from many others around the world. But there’s the catch—what if there are no “community standards”? What if there exists no coherent “We the People”? How does trial by jury work to balance the interests of enforcement of the political and legal will of the American body politic, on the one hand, and checking authoritarian governmental tyranny, on the other hand, when the society has been balkanized into a scattered collection of distinct cultural tribes—exactly as has been occurring in America for decades through the forces of both illegal and legal migration from disparate third-world nations? The answer: It doesn’t. The mass immigration of third-world people’s is utterly crushing America’s ability to apply trial by jury in any culturally cohesive and legally-sound manner. Indeed, history has shown us that nation’s lacking a cohesive “We the People” have either never established a right to trial by jury or were compelled to abandon it. Indeed, multi-cultural nations that originally inherited trial by jury as British colonies—including both India and Singapore—were compelled to abandon the practice shortly after achieving independence specifically because of the bias and prejudice inherent to any multi-cultural society. A multi-cultural society will similarly have to abandon trial by jury for the same reasons—and then what? Does any American really trust they will be treated impartially by today’s generation of judges? And that’s all the more reason to fight desperately for mass remigration of third-world peoples out of our nation, and restore America to the high-IQ, high-trust, mostly white, mostly Christian foundations of its Founding. Join me LIVE at 11 AM ET as I break it all down! Episode 1214.D
