The jury came to that same conclusion. It definitely isn’t a fringe belief.

Democracy isn’t when appointed officials always side with other appointed officials.

They interpret the law. And when existing law has bad policy outcomes people get made that 9 unelected lawyers in robes aren’t legislating for us. When the out comes are good people don’t hear about them or forget them.

A fair trial is a myth when the court has to agree to the other party’s understanding of the law, and that party has limitless resources.

SCOTUS wouldn’t rule that. The whole idea of a corrupt judiciary is just a back lash at originalism gaining favor over living constitutionalism. They aren’t ‘evil’ they just don’t have a judicial philosophy from the 1960s.

Maybe that massive standing army isn’t a good thing to have. A lot of the original criticisms match our current army pretty well.

There’s a catch 22 here. Symbols get adopted by groups who recontextualize them. Then people only view them in the context of those groups. Effectively ceding symbols to them.