How many lies must be told to protect a perceived greater good before we manifest a lesser evil? Deceit does not protect the declaratory conscience of a republic; it only protects those who feel entitled to administer it.
The Form of One
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The Form of Darkness That Consumes Liberty
It is not logical to work against the evidence of corruption and tyranny within a republic’s elected and appointed leadership because it works against the will of the people, whose vote provides evidence they desire it.
The Form of Corruption’s Golden Dome
Only a fool seeks truth within a paradigm of corruption and deceit.
The Form of Corruption within Law Enforcement
When evidence indicates, a law enforcement officer believes their service and sacrifices entitles them to be above the law. At the same time, evidence indicates they execute actions to protect themselves from being held accountable for their historical conduct while arresting others based on evidence of their activities.
The Calibration of Justice
Entitlement leads to Corruption. Corruption leads to Evidence. Evidence leads to Calibration.
Perfection, Flaws, and Corruption
The study of ethics is a pursuit of understanding the philosophical nature of right and wrong in its most perfect form. A society’s justice system is an ever-evolving pursuit of that perfection. Corruption is the cultural, political, or personal bias that overrules and interferes with that system.
Dismantling Judicial Prejudice
When dealing with corruption in the judicial system or a failure to enforce the law by local police departments, we must properly articulate ourselves and all available evidence to eliminate personal, political, and cultural bias in the American justice system. When we align evidence of others’ actions in parallel with the laws they are violating, […]
