This should not happen in the West

Submitted by Amit Srivastava (India), Mar 12, 2013 at 22:18

While the US cannot and should not impose its laws and its institutions on others, the fact is that it should strongly protect its laws and institutions inside its boundaries. The US is powerful because of its Constitution and also because of its institutions. The world would always require powerful US.

The defendants have no right, whether in the US or in the UK or elsewhere in the West, to tell their courts who can be or cannot be the members of jury in their cases.

The fact is that powerful countries like the US should look for more homogeneity and not less. While individuals of different faiths and cultures should be free to practice their religions and follow their cultures, the immigrants and immigrant-nationals have the duty to respect American Constitution and also respect its institutions.

The fact is that the US requires increased affinity and union among the Whites. It requires slight dominance of the Republican with a condition that they do not move beyond 5% Right of the Center. The US requires cultural revivalism without majority discriminating against the minorities.

The US should not import diffusiveness from the Rest nor should it induce what should be called as the second stage of illiteracy in the Rest. Economic interests could be served by other means as well. But sure, the US should dictate prices and should provide capital of all sorts in all possible currencies. It could ensure increased homogeneity in the world.

The US courts should never accept the conditions on juries. All probable are possible.

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