Not to suggest that the federal government had been doing an infallible job in helping with justice, but this is going to be the only way most people receive justice as long as Project 2025 associates are in office. (Sadly we also have to keep in mind even if an autopsy reveals foul play, actual justice is still an uphill battle).
The department of Justice only exists now to further the agenda, and to continue to help roll back all protections of civil rights and liberties.
I believe that this is the same point: this is not a case of justice being won, and we should still fight for the right thing to be done in the first place (presumably just being paid for as part of a criminal investigation, among a broader context).
That’s great, but we shouldn’t have to rely on the graciousness of a football player to find justice.
Not to suggest that the federal government had been doing an infallible job in helping with justice, but this is going to be the only way most people receive justice as long as Project 2025 associates are in office. (Sadly we also have to keep in mind even if an autopsy reveals foul play, actual justice is still an uphill battle).
The department of Justice only exists now to further the agenda, and to continue to help roll back all protections of civil rights and liberties.
Who should we rely on? Justice is fought for and won, never given away.
The justice system, who we as citizens pay for probably
It’s a judicial system, not a justice system. It serves those in power by preserving law and order.
They are paid from your taxes, they should serve you.
They’re there to throw you in jail if you don’t pay your taxes.
That’s all well and good, but it doesn’t change actual reality.
Your comment makes you sound like a five year old learning the way people work for the first time.
I believe that this is the same point: this is not a case of justice being won, and we should still fight for the right thing to be done in the first place (presumably just being paid for as part of a criminal investigation, among a broader context).