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HUMAN RIGHTS (UNITED NATIONS)
According to the United Nations, human rights are “inherent to all human beings, regardless of race, sex, nationality, ethnicity, language, religion, or any other status. Human rights include the right to life and liberty, freedom from slavery and torture, freedom of opinion and expression, the right to work and education, and many more. Everyone is entitled to these rights without discrimination.”
However, in the United States, even with the Bill of Rights and the supposed constitutional protections it provides, these rights continue to be violated. Qualified immunity often prevents victims from achieving even a morsel of justice in nearly all cases of police corruption and brutality. This doctrine of immunity shields judges, prosecutors, legislators, and others from accountability. Whether referred to as qualified immunity, prosecutorial immunity, or absolute immunity, this legal protection frequently constitutes a violation of the fundamental human rights of the majority.
As a result, immunity makes it predominately impossible for victims of government misconduct and brutality to secure justice.
THE MESSAGE, IS THE POINT: IMMUNITY PROTECTS CORRUPTION…
”Immunity must be abolished because it allows law enforcement – as well as other government officials – to repeatedly violate the constitutional rights of people without consequence.“
It’s not the technology, it’s the immunity
“A 2023 federal report questions the effectiveness of body cameras.”-ABC “news” article.
Anyone who has encountered judicial or police corruption understands that the federal system is also complicit in the ecosystem of governmental tyranny.
One example story from main stream media (button):
JUDICIAL IMMUNITY IS NOT ABSOLUTE…
Judicial immunity was not intended to be absolute. However, the prevalence of judicial corruption, combined with interconnected interagency collaboration, makes it nearly impossible to pursue and prosecute offenses justly. The current bold audacity of judicial corruption is staggering and continues to escalate for a multitude of reasons.
Among the most significant obstacles to accountability and justice is the nearly impenetrable shield of absolute immunity. This issue is further exacerbated by a lack of transparency, particularly due to the absence of cameras in the courts. Since judges and government officials are, in theory, still human beings, this situation fosters an environment that is all too conducive to misconduct. The fruit of temptation appears to be too juicy to resist.
If one were to succinctly describe the judiciary, particularly the family law pseudo-courts, it would be best encapsulated by the famous quote attributed to 19th-century English historian Lord Acton: power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
The government, judiciary, and powerful financial interests have created impenetrable safe havens that allow for the exercise of criminal intent without the fear of consequences, all under the pretense of judicial discretion bolstered by immunity and secrecy.
My hope is that we, along with our children, will be the generations that finally dismantle the barriers that divide us and subsequently ushers in an era of genuine truth and justice.