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'''Toothless Democracy''' is a reference to a democratic nations' justice system burdened and in decline. Includes sheer percentage of new laws created that are affecting its' populace. Promotion of evil, like [[Abortion]], to the highest status of 'Law of the land'. Combined with keeping non-functioning [[laws]] on record and decriminalizing laws that can be ignored for no punishment to enforce. The result is a chaotic jumble of [[legal]] system requirements. In effect, a bureaucracy crafted specifically for private sector law firms to exploit. An endless supply of legal cases and lawyers working against 'blind justice'.
'''Toothless Democracy''' is a reference to a democratic nations' justice system burdened and in decline. Includes sheer percentage of new laws created that are affecting its' populace. Promotion of evil, like [[Abortion]], to the highest status of 'Law of the land'. Combined with keeping non-functioning [[laws]] on record and decriminalizing laws that can be ignored for no punishment to enforce. The result is a chaotic jumble of [[legal]] system requirements. In effect, a bureaucracy crafted specifically for private sector law firms to exploit. An endless supply of legal cases and lawyers working against 'blind justice'.
The thirty-years since [[Roe_Vs_Wade]] to present day, is the time frame for the decline of an American [[Democratic]] pillar- [[Justice]].
The time frame for the decline of an American [[Democratic]] pillar- [[Justice]], can be traced back as far as the thirty-years and the [[Roe_Vs_Wade]] decision.
==Examples==
* Sign a law for the construction of a southern [[border fence]]. Another law is needed to complete construction of the border fence. <ref>[http://www.onenewsnow.com/Security/Default.aspx?id=150394 Border fence ruling praised]OneNewsNow, June 24, 2008</ref>
* Complete the requirements by law to run for President as a third party candidate, only to be sued off the [[ballot]] for running for office.<ref>[http://www.americanchronicle.com/articles/842 PA Ballot Access Laws and 2004 Nader Candidacy] AmericanChronicle.com, June 28, 2005</ref>
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