How Communitarians Change the US Legal System with Federal Regulators
Niki Raapana - January 10, 2009
Across America, the old system crumbles before our eyes. Business and homeowners in every corner of America are trying to understand how the government got so much power. Many of us are busy people who race around all day, working. Most people who own anything here have been working their butt off for years to keep it. Our people aren’t that stupid. They can see that every year their government passes a new law that restricts them from operating freely. A moron can see that all new regulations, acts, taxes, revisions, codes, and executive orders have one thing in common. It’s part of every new ruling. Ask anybody. Every new law gives some new government agency the absolute power to take our property away from us.
One way (there are several) the communitarians steal our property is through their administrative courts. These are not to be confused with constitutional courts. Often called Hearing and Review Boards, they are appointed agents of the agency who rule on agency rules. What that means is they work for the official Department that also hands out tickets and fines for infractions of Department regulations. The same guy who sits on the sub-committee writing the new regulations can also be the Hearing Examiner who presides over the meetings held to determine the guilt of person’s charged with violating the Department regulations he helped to write. Most Americans assume, because this is what we are taught, that they live under constitutional law. So when an average, busy, hard working American finds himself charged with a crime in an administrative courtroom, there is much confusion.
Tags: Communitarianism
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January 11th, 2009 at 8:24 am
I can’t help wondering if public servants including MPs’ in the USA once many many years ago signed their letters “your obedient servant.” When South Africa, in those far off days, was part of the great British Empire all public servants signed their letters thus. Nowadays the opposite is true God help you if you cross his path or even get in his way on our roads. Seems that it’s goverment of the people by officials. (For lack of a better description)