No, I feel like the position of justice is one that doesn't lend itself to platforms. A justice platform has traditionally been one of two things - very rarely, it will be discussion of how the justice intends to justice and largely devolves into a surface level understanding of jurisprudence. More commonly, the prospective justice promises a bunch of golden toilet bullshit that they know, deep down, they have no hope of delivering - everything from mock trials and reviews of old cases to a fully fledged court staff to help people learn the law. None of its needed. But we do need justices, and absent a body independent of the delegate to appoint them, elections are the most appropriate way to do it.Do you feel that our Justice elections have turned into a popularity contest that's become so openly worthless that most candidates don't even bother posting an actual platform?
Yes.Have you ever been convicted of a crime? If yes, I’ll vote for you.
No, but I did consider applying for Royal Marine Commandos, because their training camp is literally a 15 minute drive away.Have you ever considered applying for the SAS?
Just like pro wrestling, you're never actually retired until you're dead.Hey- I thought you really took a retirement from elections?
No, I feel like the position of justice is one that doesn't lend itself to platforms. A justice platform has traditionally been one of two things - very rarely, it will be discussion of how the justice intends to justice and largely devolves into a surface level understanding of jurisprudence. More commonly, the prospective justice promises a bunch of golden toilet bullshit that they know, deep down, they have no hope of delivering - everything from mock trials and reviews of old cases to a fully fledged court staff to help people learn the law. None of its needed. But we do need justices, and absent a body independent of the delegate to appoint them, elections are the most appropriate way to do it.
Yes.
I have never been caught drink-driving.Have you ever been caught drink-driving in England (sort of more Southeast, not your part of the world) over the Christmas holidays? I really like to sentence drunk drivers to 12 months imprisonment even if it is later deemed excessive.
mayhapsHow about kidnapping, extortion, bribery, piracy, or parking violations? Have you ever done any of those using a "yes" or "no" reply only?