When the Supreme Court rules for government which increased government tyranny, is the Supreme Court the enemy of the people?

[Kelley1]

An accurate description the USA

[Surely]

I find it hard to believe that one person on the Supreme Court can decide on the final decision. Seems like they usually have a 5 to 4 outcome on different matters. If they are none political on deciding their outcomes. I think they should almost always be unanimous in their decisions.
Besides, Who polices the Supreme Court? Since their decisions seem to be cast in stone and they have a position for life!

[Surely]

Thank for the MHO!

[OneViewpoint]

Yes, this Supreme Court is the enemy of the people and the servant of the billionaire class. Republicans in the Senate (led by Mitch McConnell) also owned by the Koch Brothers facilitated the corruption of the Supreme Court. This was a planned hijacking of government by the billionaire class that has been underway for decades.

[Ladsin2]

I literally can't understand the question. Maybe you can rephrase it in a way that makes sense. That said, the role of the courts is to judge the laws as they are and with their original intent. If a law is passed that is controversial they review it in light of the constitution and determine whether or not it is legitimate. There role is not to legislate or enforce laws. Judges seem to have forgotten their purview recently. This isn't the first time this has happened and won't be the last. Our legislature has forgotten their role to legislate and instead passed it off to a bevy of "independent" executive agencies somehow and our executives think they're kings. The whole thing is topsy turvy. I say we try giving the original intent of these branches a try and see how it works out.

[exitseven]

The job of thr Supreme Court is to interpret the Constitution. If they do what they are supposed to do tyranny is not really an option.

[DrPepper12]

Not accurate yet. And no, ruling for the govt In an adversarial legal system is not tyranny but an example of due process.

[msc545]

And... once again we have a right-wing guy advocating for violence if he doesn't get what he wants.

[Pterodon]

You can’t have government tyranny with an armed population

[Dargil]

Running out of ideas?

[standardguy]

The people is not always right.

[beefcakebradybatson]

D**N SKIPPY !!!

[dustybiker2]

Yes.

[grega239]

Obviously